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  • What You Need to Know About Nursing Home Injuries and Deaths

    Aug 5, 2019

    Placing your senior loved one in a long-term care or assisted living facility can be an overwhelming and challenging experience. During this difficult time, it is important that you are assured he or she will be well-taken care of. While most skilled nursing home facilities and assisted living facilities provide quality care to their residents, sadly, this is not always the case. Unfortunately, there can be problems that harm your elder or disabled loved one...
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  • Tips You Need This National Heatstroke Prevention Day

    Jul 29, 2019

    Did you know that vehicular-related heatstroke is the leading cause of non-crash related fatalities for children 14 and younger? we are joining millions of Americans in bringing awareness to this important issue. Many people think that heatstroke only occurs after exposure to extreme heat for a long period of time. While this can be true, heatstroke can happen to anyone at any time, particularly in a vehicle. To help educate you about this...
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  • Did You Know The American Red Cross Has Resources Available For You?

    Jul 22, 2019

    Many of us have seen or experienced the devastating aftermath of hurricanes in Florida. Unfortunately, these negative effects tend to be worse through a lack of preparation ahead of time. As hurricane season gears up and you start to prepare to protect yourself and your loved ones, we want to share with you a few resources that you may not be aware the American Red Cross offers. Emergency Preparedness Kits While preparing for...
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  • Vehicle Theft Prevention Month

    Jul 22, 2019

    Unfortunately, vehicle theft is a lucrative crime and one that occurs most often during the summer months. A study conducted by the To help keep yourself and your vehicle protected this summer, let us share with you a few important tips to prevent vehicle theft. First, it is important that you use common sense to help protect your vehicle. When leaving your vehicle, always double-check to make sure you have the key to...
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  • The Recipient of the 2019 Freedom Scholarship

    Jul 15, 2019

    We are pleased to announce that Katherine Resavage, a 2019 Leon High School graduate, has become the nineteenth recipient of our firm’s annual freedom scholarship essay contest. Each year, our essay contest has grown more popular with students throughout Leon, Wakulla, Gadsden and Jefferson counties. In an effort to promote education and awareness of American liberties, we invite high school juniors and seniors to submit essays on “The Bill of Rights: What they mean to...
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  • Hurricane Tips for Floridians for Before and After a Hurricane Passes

    Jul 9, 2019

    Staying safe during the storms is critical, but so is remaining safe after a hurricane passes. The latter is particularly important for Floridians who find themselves in the cone of destruction and are more likely to endure not just the immediate hurricane damage, but are often more vulnerable to the impact of flooding and sustained power outages. First, Floridians with health conditions that would put them at risk if they lose electricity or air...
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  • Should a Nursing Home Have a Security Camera?

    Jul 8, 2019

    When an Older American moves into a nursing home or assisted living facility, it can be challenging for all parties involved. For the Older American, he or she must learn to adapt to a new lifestyle and surroundings. For his or her loved ones, worries may plague their minds, concerned that their senior loved one will be well taken care of and safe. This proposed legislation has found many people on opposing sides of...
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  • What You Need to Know About Florida’s New Texting and Driving Law

    Jul 2, 2019

    Did you know that 50,000 accidents and 233 deaths were caused by distracted driving in Florida in 2016 alone? Up until now, Florida had remained silent legislatively on this serious issue. Monday, July 1st, however, represents more than just the beginning of a new month, as Florida’s new texting and driving law will take effect. To help better inform you about this new law, let us share with you what you need...
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  • Tips to Stay Safe During the Fourth of July

    Jul 1, 2019

    While the day is typically a celebration, unfortunately, a number of accidents are also known to occur. Did you know, for example, that approximately 50,000 fires are caused by fireworks each year? Not to mention, grilling accidents and accidents during water activities occur more frequently during the holiday. As you prepare for this upcoming Fourth of July, let us share with you a few First, we know that it would not be the...
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  • What is Medical Malpractice?

    Jun 24, 2019

    Many of us have heard about attention-grabbing medical malpractice cases where large settlements are awarded. In reality, however, medical malpractice cases are particularly fact-specific and settlements largely depend on each individual case. No matter how a settlement is awarded, medical malpractice victims deserve to be compensated for their suffering and injuries. Medical malpractice is a legal cause of action that occurs when a medical professional does not perform medical services according to the...
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