[dandelion]

This is all I've found so far - no direct connection to Greer, but The Jerger Company is a lobbying firm registered to the Florida Legislature... with Raymond Blacklidge, the PHLY vice-president, as lobbyist....

[floriduh voter]

How about connecting Jerger to Hospice? Then they'd be in cahootz with Felos and Schiavo. Hospice IMO, is not an unbiased third party. They may be masquerading as one. Or, there's Felos to Jerger. The more conspiratorial this actually is, the better it is for Terri.

Try Hospice's director Labyak to Jerger.

[syriacus]

This is all I've found so far - no direct connection to Greer, but The Jerger Company is a lobbying firm registered to the Florida Legislature... with Raymond Blacklidge, the PHLY vice-president, as lobbyist....

Yes..he is the spokesman in the 1998 article...referenced at post 721

As Florida Lawmakers Partied, Flimsy Mobile Homes Boomed

[snip]What about the insurance industry? Its fear of further financial losses helped prod Chiles and the Legislature to craft tougher building-code legislation for conventional homes. But the insurance industry shows no similar interest in mobile-home safety.

"Unfortunately, economics are a large part of it," said Ray Blacklidge, a senior vice president with the Jerger Co. Inc., one of the state's largest mobile-home insurers.

Insurers do face claims when a storm rips through a mobile-home park. But losses are relatively small. It may take as many as 10 ruined mobile homes to amount to the same loss for insurers that the destruction of a single, $250,000 site-built home represents.