Posted on 21-02-2012
Filed Under (Courts, Injuries, Legal) by admin

Positronic Design today announced the long-awaited launch of A1PersonalInjuryLawyers.com, a brand new Personal Injury Lawyers Directory covering all 50 US states.

Attorneys who deal with personal injury and car accident cases can get a free listing to help promote their business and give themselves additional exposure in their chosen state.

Premium listings are also available that feature SEO-friendly anchor text links and top of list presentation.

A personal injury news blog has also been launched to supplement the site and provide information to people who may be looking for an attorney to represent them in a personal injury law case.

Positronic Design, The SEO Company, specializes in personal injury lawyer organic search engine optimization work, and hopes that the launch of this directory will drive some business to their door. If you are or know of a personal injury lawyer who could use additional exposure to their client base, let them know about the free listing opportunity available at A1PersonalInjuryLawyers.com

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A massive earthquake, weighing in at six point three on the Richter scale, struck the Christchurch area of the South Island of New Zealand just before one p.m. local time. Many buildings collapsed, one crushing a city bus that happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. Initial reports say that the magnitude of the event, while significantly less than last Fall’s 7.1 magnitude earthquake, still did significant damage because it was both a shallow event, and had an epicenter very close to downtown Christchurch.

Traffic in the city was almost totally shut down, and emergency crews are having difficulty reaching the dead and wounded because of debris-littered streets, many almost, or totally, impassable.

New Zealand earthquake causes massive damage in Christchurch

Here is some pirate video that someone recorded off their TV and uploaded so the world would know.

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