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Encyclopedia > Charles Jones

Charles Jones may refer to:

  • Charles Edward Jones (1952–2001), former member of NASA's astronaut group, victim of the September 11, 2001 attacks
  • Chuck Jones (1912–2002), American animator
  • Charlie Jones (1899–1966), Welsh football (soccer) player
  • Charles Jones, American basketball player (born 1957)
  • Charles Jones, American basketball player (born 1975)
  • Charles Jones (cricketer), West Indian cricketer (1902–1959)
  • Charles W. Jones (1834–1897), U.S. Senator from Florida
  • Charles Jones (Australian politician)
  • Charles Jones (activist), student activist and participant in the US civil rights movement
  • Charles Jones (director), former director of the Omaha Community Playhouse
  • Charles Jones (loyalist), Canadian merchant and political figure

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Public Record Search, New Jersey Public Records, Tax Records - Charles Jones (531 words)
Charles Jones is not a consumer reporting agency as such term is defined in the federal Fair Credit Reporting Act, 15 USC 1681 et seq.
Charles Jones reports do not constitute consumer reports as such term is defined in the FCRA, and accordingly these reports may not be used to determine eligibility for credit, employment, tenant screening or for any other purpose provided for in the FCRA
Charles Jones, the Charles Jones logo, and ChoicePoint are registered trademarks of ChoicePoint Asset Company.
Recent Case - Jones & Ward PLLC - Attorneys - A personal injury law firm. (359 words)
A financial settlement obtained by Jones and Ward partner Charles Jones under maritime law provisions created lifetime security for a critically injured tugboat deckhand – even though the injury occurred away from the vessel.
Jones asserted that in fact Okata was covered by the Jones Act, a special maritime law covering injuries to seamen that compensates for the generally more dangerous nature of their work.
Charles obtained a settlement well into seven figures – sufficient to support James Okata’s rehabilitation and continuing campaign to repair and improve his life.
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