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- How A Wrongful Death Lawsuit Works
Oct 29, 2019
Losing a loved one is devastating under any circumstances. Losing a parent or child, however, due to negligence or an intentional act by another person can make the suffering unbearable. While nothing can bring them back, a “wrongful death” claim can hold the liable party accountable regardless of whether he or she is convicted in a criminal proceeding. A wrongful death claim is a civil action, usually brought by close family members of the...Read More - Safety Tips for Trick-or-Treating this Halloween
Oct 28, 2019
Kids love Halloween! School parties, scary costumes, and trick-or-treating make for exciting childhood experiences. While it is an event that we can all get excited about, Halloween also presents a number of safety risks. Did you know, for example, that children are twice as likely to be hit by a car and killed on Halloween than any other day of the year? It is a nightmarish statistic, but one that can be combated through safety...Read More - SPEAK UP! October Is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Oct 21, 2019
October is Domestic violence affects millions of people across every racial, ethnic, religious, social, and economic boundary. The issue is commonly associated with physical violence against women and, while true, it includes many other alarming behaviors, such as stalking, rape, intimidation, threats, harassment, and emotional aggression. Men are also victims of domestic violence, although women suffer in much greater numbers. Children and other loved ones often suffer indirectly but, in all situations,...Read More - Resources and Tools to Support Those You Love Battling Breast Cancer
Oct 16, 2019
The diagnosis of breast cancer is one of the most horrifying to receive. This form of cancer can appear in anyone with breast cells and tissues. Contrary to popular belief it is a diagnosis that not only women receive, but men as well, although the number of those impacted is far less. In fact, the National Breast Cancer Foundation Did you know, in addition to the belief that men cannot get breast cancer,...Read More - 3 Issues Your College Student May Encounter This Semester
Sep 30, 2019
The fall college semester is in full swing. This means young adult students across the country are engaged in rigorous academic and social endeavors away from home, many for the first time. While these pressures are part of the college experience, students should be prepared for certain challenges they may face. As parents, we know that you help them prepare for the future. Let us share three frequently seen issues that we help our...Read More - Get Involved in Your Community’s Preparedness this National Preparedness Month
Sep 23, 2019
As September is National Preparedness Month, we are helping raise awareness about the importance of getting involved in your community’s planning and preparedness. Unfortunately, emergency situations can arise at any time, many of which are not foreseen ahead of time. Even if you already have a plan for yourself and your loved ones, being involved in your community’s disaster preparations can help you stay connected to the resources available in your local area. In honor...Read More - Teach Youth to Prepare for Disasters This National Preparedness Month
Sep 17, 2019
Did you know that September is National Preparedness Month? Emergency situations, inclement weather, and natural disasters can occur at any time and without much notice. While disaster planning, response, and recovery efforts are typically led by adults, it is important to teach youth to also prepare for disasters. To help accomplish this, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) offers numerous resources to help involve youth in disaster planning. In honor of National Preparedness Month, let...Read More - Safety Tips to Know This Child Passenger Safety Week
Sep 16, 2019
Did you know that approximately every Use a car restraint. Research tells us that car seats reduce the risk of fatal injury by Purchase a child rear facing car seat mirror. As a parent, particularly of a young child, you may find yourself frequently pulling over when driving to check on your child in the back seat. During your child’s first few months, experts recommend keeping your child rear...Read More - What You Need to Know About The 9/11 Victims Fund
Sep 10, 2019
Have you heard about the recent passing of a bill concerning the September 11th victims fund? At the end of July, the Senate passed a bill to ensure a fund that compensates victims of the September 11th terrorist attacks will not run out of money until at least National September 11th Memorial and Museum Have you heard about the National September 11th Memorial and Museum? The museum opened on September 11, 2011...Read More - Make a Plan to Prepare for Disasters this National Preparedness Month
Sep 9, 2019
Many of us know how devastating the effects of a disaster can be. Unfortunately, many disasters arrive with little to no warning, leaving minimal time to prepare. The 2019 Atlantic hurricane season is already in full swing and has already seen the creation of various tropical storms. Your safety and the safety of your loved ones is important to us. There is no time like the present to make a plan to prepare for...Read More