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  • 6 Important Steps to Take When Confronting Group Home Abuse

    May 28, 2024

    Group homes are intended to be safe havens for vulnerable individuals, providing the care and support they need. Unfortunately, instances of abuse in these settings can and do occur, leaving victims and their families in distress. If you suspect or have evidence of abuse in a group home, it is crucial to act promptly and decisively. The following steps will guide you through the process of confronting group home abuse, ensuring the safety and well-being...
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  • What to Do Immediately After a Tractor Trailer Accident: A Victim’s Guide

    May 8, 2024

    Accidents involving tractor-trailers 1. Ensure Safety and Call for Help Prioritize Safety: Call 911: 2. Seek Medical Attention Get Checked by a Medical Professional: Follow Up on All Medical Treatments: 3. Document the Accident Scene Take Photographs: Gather Witness Information: 4. Exchange Information Get Details from the Truck Driver: Provide Your Information: 5. Notify Your Insurance Company Report the Accident: Be Cautious with Statements: 6. Preserve Evidence Keep All Documents: Write a Personal Account:...
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  • CHOOSING A MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT LAWYER

    Nov 28, 2023

    If you’ve recently been involved in a motorcycle accident caused by another driver, finding the best motorcycle accident lawyer is essential to ensure you receive the compensation you deserve. In accidents, motorcyclists are usually more vulnerable than the other drivers and often face challenges when it comes to receiving fair compensation. In this article, we will provide tips on how to find the best motorcycleaccident lawyer for your specific situation. Causes of Motorcycle Accident...
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  • School Commute Safety Reminders

    Sep 14, 2022

    No matter what it looks like for your family, the school year can be an exciting time. Though school has already begun it is never too late to sit down with our children and review how they can stay safe while traveling to and from campus. Pedestrian Safety The school year leads to busier roads as parents and students make their morning and afternoon commute. As a result, it is crucial to remind students...
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  • 4 Ways To Protect Yourself From UV Rays

    Jul 28, 2022

    From promoting SPF products to sharing their beauty routines, anyone with a social media account has seen the wave of influencers and skin care experts alike using their platforms to highlight the benefits of protecting our skin from the sun. Though the current trendiness of wearing sunscreen may make it tempting to brush off as unnecessary, recent studies conducted by organization such as The Skin Cancer Foundation have found that protecting your skin from the...
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  • 4 Ways To Keep Your Pet Safe This Summer

    Jul 7, 2022

    Summer in the south brings warmer temperatures that will only continue to rise as we move into the peak months of the season. Because of this it goes without saying that the summer heat can be overwhelming and even dangerous if we don’t remember to stay cool and hydrated. This weather can also be equally perilous if not even more so for our pets. Our furry family members can suffer from overheating and sunburns just...
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  • How to Drive Safely in the Rain

    Jun 23, 2022

    Floridians know better than most how quickly the weather can change. One moment it can be clear and a moment later it can be storming. Along with these seemingly constant weather fluctuations being incredibly inconvenient, they also put drivers at the risk of experiencing a sudden weather shift while on the road. Whether we see the rain coming or if it hits us by surprise, what matters most is how we react as drivers. Though...
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  • Blog Post Throwback: Hurricane Preparedness

    Jun 2, 2022

    June 1st marks the beginning of hurricane season. Are you and your loved ones prepared? Though most storms may seem relatively harmless, the weather can escalate quickly. However, despite this uncertainty there are key steps that can be taken that could benefit your safety in the event of severe weather. Monitor the weather: Make an emergency plan: Supplies: Listen to Safety Personnel: Review Your Coverage: Prepare for Insurance Claims:...
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  • Recognizing Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month

    May 20, 2022

    Hong Yen Chang. The Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens. We would like to take the time to recognize Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month through dedicating this blog post to sharing the story of the first Asian American lawyer in the United States, Hong Yen Chang. Hong Yen Chang who was originally from the Chinese Province Guangdong, moved to the United States in 1872 as a part of the Chinese Education...
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