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Ilan Kutz is an Israeli psychiatrist and expert in the treatment of trauma. Sue Kutz is an American-born psychotherapist in private practice in Tel Aviv
...list of demands, but the states feel they're entitled. After all, the federal government has done little to expand health coverage for Americans over the past 10 years. Even now, Congress and the President are still fighting over whether to allow people who already have health insurance to sue their carriers for denial of coverage. Prescription drug coverage for seniors on Medicare is still a pipe dream. Nothing is being done for the uninsured...
...suing Noel, Knoller and their apartment-building owner in civil court, marking the first time in the U.S. that a same-sex partner has won the right to pursue a wrongful death claim over his or her mate. "The California statute was amended to expressly say domestic partners can sue, and that was, in part, due to Sharon Smith's testimony before the state legislature about her situation," explains Jon Davidson, senior counsel for the gay-rights organization Lambda. (Vermont and Hawaii now also allow wrongful death suits by same-sex partners...
Goodman, who lives in London with his wife Sue, a South African choreographer, knows all about relating theater to society. He led community projects around London in his youth and then spent the 1970s in apartheid-riven South Africa with Sue, taking theater companies to the townships. Despite some quality film cameos (remember the sniffy concierge in Notting Hill?) the stage remains his home. "You can feel the impact you have on people," he says. "It's humbling." Now, at 51, he is set for perhaps the most humbling giant step of his career, one that may finally make people...
...doing - and because Doe has material evidence in the form of e-mail and taped phone messages over the past two weeks of O'Connell urging him not to come forward with his own tale of abuse - he and his Minnesota attorney, Jeff Anderson, feel they have grounds to sue O'Connell and the diocese under federal racketeering (RICO) laws usually used to convict mafiosos. "Crime is crime," says Doe, "whether it's for God or for Tony Soprano." Though no one brought a formal suit against O'Connell until 1996 (which was subsequently and secretly settled), Anderson claims...