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  • What You Need to Know About Congenital Heart Defect Awareness

    Feb 11, 2019

    February 7th – 14th is Congenital Heart Defect Awareness Week, and we are joining millions of families by bringing awareness to this condition and how it affects thousands of babies each year. A If you have a child who was just diagnosed with a CHD or if you want to learn more about these defects, let us share share with you some facts to help you navigate these stressful times. 1...
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  • 5 Signs You May Have A Medical Malpractice Case

    Jan 28, 2019

    We have all heard of headline-grabbing Medical malpractice is a legal cause of action that occurs when a hospital, doctor or other health care professional deviates from a recognized standard of care. There are different ways this can occur, depending on the circumstances surrounding the case, and can include negligence or omission that may result in an injury to a patient. Successful claims must show that a standard of care was violated,...
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  • What Are Statutes of Limitations?

    Jan 25, 2019

    Simply put, statutes of limitations are legal deadlines. In criminal matters, statutes of limitations define a specific period of time for prosecutors to bring charges for the commission of a crime. If the deadline passes, then charges cannot be filed. The same principle applies to civil cases. After a statute of limitations elapses, a civil claim is invalid. Statutes of limitations are fundamental to the American legal system, and date back to Roman...
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  • What to Do If a Family Member Suffers from a Prescription Error in a Nursing Home

    Jan 23, 2019

    Every family has the right to expect that their elder loved one is safe and properly cared for in their nursing home. Unfortunately, that is not always the case. In fact, did you know Medication errors can take many forms. They also may be committed by physicians or caregivers. Common forms of medication errors are: Under-dosing or overdosing Misdiagnosis or incorrect prescriptions Incorrect duration or frequency of medication Expired...
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  • Should I Accept the First Offer From My Insurance Company for Hurricane Damage?

    Jan 17, 2019

    Hurricanes are devastating natural disasters affecting millions of Americans every year. Sadly, those lucky enough to survive the violent mega-storms are often left to pick up the pieces to their lives, quite literally. Property damage to homes and businesses can range well into the billions. Unfortunately, dealing with insurance companies during such challenging times can be overwhelming and often make you feel as if the deck is stacked against you. This can be especially...
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  • 19th ANNUAL $2,500 FREEDOM SCHOLARSHIP | BROOKS, LEBOEUF, BENNETT, FOSTER & GWARTNEY, P.A.

    Jan 10, 2019

    The Brooks, LeBoeuf, Bennett, Foster & Gwartney, P.A. Freedom Scholarship was established in 2001 and the firm has since awarded $45,000 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 GUIDELINES The applicant must be a...
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  • How to Help Your College Student Stay Safe When Returning to Campus

    Jan 9, 2019

    The end of the winter holiday and the start of the New Year, means it is time to get ready to return to school for most college students. We know that packing, last minute shopping, and spending time together are all on your very busy “to do” list, but do not forget the important conversations as well. No matter how old they are, you want your college student to stay safe on campus. He or...
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  • 4 Safety Tips to Help Protect Your Child in the Bathtub

    Jan 3, 2019

    For many families, taking a bath is a staple in their child’s nighttime routine. Bubbles, rubber ducks, and warm water all make bathtime fun for a child, but in reality, the bathtub can be a dangerous place for young children and accidents can happen in an instant. This is why it is so important to be aware of the risks and how to help prevent them. As January is National Bath Safety Month, we want...
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  • 5 Ways to Give Back in Tallahassee During the Holidays

    Dec 18, 2018

    The holiday season is an occasion to spend time with family and friends, and enjoy the spirit of what life is all really about. It’s also a time for opening presents, delicious foods and celebration. Not everyone, however, is in a position to feel the joy. Thankfully, there are a number of ways to give back in Tallahassee, and doing so might make this holiday season extra special. Here are just a few ways...
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  • How to Identify Dehydration or Malnutrition When Visiting Elder Loved Ones Over the Holidays

    Dec 6, 2018

    The holiday season presents some of the best opportunities to share time with family and friends. They also present opportunities to gauge the well-being of loved ones, especially elder family members. While visiting an elderly relative at a nursing home, or perhaps picking them up to enjoy a holiday celebration with the whole family, two basic health items to keep in mind are dehydration and malnutrition. A lack of proper hydration and nutrition can be telltale...
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