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Geoffrey Fieger is an
American attorney based in Southfield, Michigan.
Fieger is the
founder of the law firm
Fieger Law, and is an
occasional legal commentator...
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Douglas Lars
Fieger (August 20, 1952 –
February 14, 2010) was an
American musician,
singer and songwriter. He was the
rhythm guitarist and lead vocalist...
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Fieger is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include: Carl
Fieger (1893–1960),
German architect, designer, and
teacher Doug
Fieger (1952–2010)...
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American power pop band
formed in Los Angeles,
California in 1978 by Doug
Fieger (lead vocals,
rhythm guitar),
Berton Averre (lead guitar,
backing vocals)...
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stated that "Mr. Handleman" was the
first song he and lead
singer Doug
Fieger wrote together. The RIAA
certified the
album as Gold on
April 14, 1980....
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power pop band the Knack. The song was
written by
Berton Averre and Doug
Fieger, and it was
released in 1979 from
their debut album, Get the Knack. It reached...
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Iconoclassic versions,
utilizes the original, un-censored mixes. The
Knack Doug
Fieger – lead vocals,
rhythm guitar,
harmonica on "Good
Girls Don't"
Berton Averre...
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singer Doug
Fieger asked him to join a
group with
guitarist Berton Averre. The
three were
subsequently joined by b****ist
Prescott Niles.
Fieger and Averre...
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Republican Party, was re-elected over
Democratic Party nominee Geoffrey Fieger, a
lawyer who had
represented the ****isted
suicide advocate Jack Kevorkian...
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California judge to come
catch him".
According to his
lawyer Geoffrey Fieger,
Kevorkian ****isted in the
deaths of 130
terminally ill
people between 1990...