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  • What To Do If a Loved One is in a Nursing Home and You Cannot Visit

    May 4, 2020

    According to Now with the COVID-19 or coronavirus pandemic putting those people at risk, nursing homes across the country have temporarily halted visitation. In many cases this means residents and their families have not seen each other in person for weeks. We know that you want to stay connected at all times to not only check in on your loved ones, but to protect them. Let us share a few things you can do...
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  • 8 Tips on How to Protect Your New Teenage Driver During National Distracted Drivers Month

    Apr 29, 2020

    The Drivers who are most likely to be ticketed during this month are teenagers, and not just any teenagers but especially the ones who have recently learned how to drive. Teenagers are often found using their cellphones to text or make phone calls while they are driving. We have compiled a list of tips on how you can protect your new teenage driver during the National Distracted Drivers Month. By following these...
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  • How to Keep Children Safe When They Play Sports

    Apr 20, 2020

    Sports play a crucial role in your children’s healthy growth, both physically and mentally. It also improves their teamwork skills, makes them more friendly, develops stronger muscles, and helps in maintaining a healthy weight. While we know they may not be able to go outside the house to engage in sports-related activities with their friends in the near future, these are tips we can all be reminded of to help our children stay safe now...
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  • Local Tallahassee Resources for You and Your Family During a Time of Crisis

    Apr 13, 2020

    We know, as a local business ourselves, just how challenging times are right now throughout the world and in Tallahassee. Many of us are faced with uncertainty. Schedules are uprooted. Many people are frightened. Children are home from school and many busy parents are trying to find ways to juggle the needs of both business and home life. Your questions may include: When can my kids go back to school? How do I...
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  • Waiting On Your Insurance To Repair Your Home? Here Is What You Can Do Now

    Mar 24, 2020

    Damage to your home can be expensive even if you have insurance. Further, there is no guarantee repairs will occur in a timely manner, or on an expected timeframe. In fact, most people find it takes at least 18–24 months to repair, rebuild, or replace their home and possessions after a major loss. There are things, however, that you can do in the meantime. First, the more complete and accurate your records, the fairer...
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  • How Much Do You Know About Hit-and-Run Accidents?

    Mar 23, 2020

    Simply put, fleeing the scene of an auto accident is illegal. While the cause of an accident is typically a civil matter, the crime of hit-and-run occurs after the fact and often involves three basic elements: Failing to stop at the scene, Failure to provide identification, or Failing to offer assistance to anyone injured as a result of the accident. Every state has laws criminalizing hit-and-run crashes and penalties vary according...
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  • Tips for Leon County Residents on How You Can Protect Your Family Against the Coronavirus

    Mar 17, 2020

    We can no longer ignore the fact that the COVID-19 virus is spreading at an alarming rate around the world. Even with its unprecedented spread, however, there are still many precautions that we can take right here in Leon County to protect ourselves, as well as our loved ones. By now we are all familiar with the most popular precaution which has been Make sure that you properly wash your hands! ...
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  • March Is Brain Injury Awareness Month

    Mar 16, 2020

    Did you know that every That is one of the reasons why advocates have helped designate De-stigmatizing brain injury through outreach within the brain injury community Empowering those who have survived brain injury and their caregivers Promoting the many types of support that are available to people living with brain injury Brain injuries can be classified as mild, concussions being the most common, moderate, or severe. No two...
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  • 20th ANNUAL $2,500 FREEDOM SCHOLARSHIP | BROOKS, LEBOEUF

    Mar 12, 2020

    The Brooks, LeBoeuf, Foster, Gwartney, & Hobbs P.A. Freedom Scholarship was established in 2001 and the firm has since awarded $47,500 to assist students in achieving their educational goals. The law firm believes that a college education is an important step in attaining individual personal dreams. We believe the freedoms, afforded by our Constitutional Bill of Rights, make these dreams possible for all Americans. APPLICATION PROCESS Click here to download the...
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  • Tips You Need This March During National Patient Safety Awareness Week

    Mar 11, 2020

    Did you know National Patient Safety Awareness Week is an annual event intended to encourage everyone to learn more about health care safety? This year National Patient Safety Week occurs March 8–14, and the focus is two-fold: raising awareness about patient safety progress and recognizing the work that still needs to be done. Did you know that medical harm is a leading cause of death worldwide? The  Put simply, patient safety is a...
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