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- How Do I Choose a Medical Malpractice Attorney Near Me?
Nov 25, 2020
Are you considering filing a medical malpractice claim? If so, it can be important to find an attorney who is experienced in this practice area and who understands legal trends. While many medical malpractice cases will settle outside the courtroom, having an attorney who is prepared to take your case to trial may also be beneficial. If you are asking, how do I choose a medical malpractice attorney near me? Let us talk more about...Read More - Ways to Give Back in Tallahassee During the Holiday Season
Nov 24, 2020
During the holiday season, while we sip hot cocoa and think about the best gifts to purchase for our loved ones, it can also be important to think about ways to give back to the community. Did you know that there are many ways to spread cheer here in Tallahassee? While the options are limitless, these five ways to give back in Tallahassee during the holiday season are sure to put a smile on someone’s...Read More - How Do I Choose A Criminal Defense Attorney Near Me?
Nov 17, 2020
Choosing the right criminal defense attorney can be critical to ensuring you are well represented. It can be important to know what you are looking for upfront. Are you wondering how to choose a criminal defense attorney? Think about whether you need federal or state level representation, what kind of crime you are being charged with, and the kind of attorney that you can trust. Choosing a criminal attorney to represent you can depend...Read More - What is the Difference Between a Misdemeanor and a Felony in Florida?
Nov 12, 2020
Do you know the difference between a misdemeanor and a felony? In every state, different crimes are considered either misdemeanors or felonies depending on the seriousness of the matter and Florida is no exception. Whether the crime is prosecuted at the state or federal level, the rules are similar. It can be important to understand the difference because the penalties for each are drastically different. Misdemeanors mean a prison sentence of one year or less,...Read More - Lingering Employment Discrimination Issues Arising During the Pandemic
Nov 10, 2020
As workplaces continue to reopen after pandemic-related closures, have you heard others express concerns about going back to work? Many employees and employers are expressing trepidation about returning to the workplace, particularly for employees with preexisting conditions or in high-risk groups. If employers are not careful, they may invite an Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) suit by requiring employees to report, or unfairly denying a request for a reasonable accommodation. Additionally, creating different guidelines for...Read More - How Family Caregivers Can Help a Parent Moving Into a Nursing Home
Nov 4, 2020
Are you thinking of moving a parent into a nursing home? Let us take a moment to go over seven tips for making this important change: 1. Before you choose, do your research. Finding the appropriate long-term care facility takes research. There are important differences between care homes, assisted living communities, and nursing homes. Informing yourself about which facility gives the right level of care can be a key first step. 2. Collect...Read More - What to Do If You Are in a Motorcycle Accident
Nov 3, 2020
If you are in a Motorcycle accidents can result in devastating injuries. You may be riding on an adrenaline high after an accident. While this keeps your brain functioning and alert, it can also mask more serious injuries. It may be best to go to the hospital even if you think you are doing fine, just to make sure you are truly all right after a motorcycle accident. Common medical occurrences include traumatic...Read More - Tips to Stay Safe If You Choose To Take Your Children Trick-or-Treating
Oct 29, 2020
As we are all adjusting to what appears to be the “new normal” imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic, many parents are wondering if they should allow their children to go trick-or-treating on Halloween this year, and, if so, how can they keep everyone as safe as possible? Are you considering trick-or-treating for your children this year? If you are a parent who chooses to allow your kids to participate in Halloween trick-or-treating this year, here...Read More - What To Do If The Police Report From Your Car Accident In Florida Does Not Identify Which Party Was At Fault
Oct 27, 2020
When a car accident occurs, even if there are no serious injuries, it is typical for the parties involved to call the police immediately to document the incident for themselves and their insurance companies. When the police arrive at the scene, they will often interview the parties involved in the accident and any witnesses, they will take down the car insurance information from the parties, and they may even take pictures of the scene where...Read More - Tips On Staying Safe When Visiting a Loved One in a Nursing Home As They Reopen in Florida
Oct 22, 2020
Do you have a loved one in a nursing home? Can you believe that it has been more than 200 days since the earliest order for quarantine took place? COVID-19 has put our lives on hold since March, and changed our way of life. Florida has experienced a great number of confirmed cases and deaths. It is a state with a large elderly population where a high percentage live in its 4,000 plus nursing homes...Read More