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Study Reveals that Nursing Homes Use Deceptive Tactics to Improve Ratings

Study Reveals that Nursing Homes Use Deceptive Tactics to Improve Ratings

When choosing a nursing home facility, many people look at the ratings to determine which one will provide the highest quality of care for elderly loved ones. However, a recent study that was published by the National Institute for Health Care Management Foundation showed that some nursing home facilities are inflating their self-reported quality measures […]

Pharmaceutical Companies & the Opioid Epidemic – Understanding Liability

Pharmaceutical Companies & the Opioid Epidemic

Opioid drugs are narcotic pain relievers. They are often prescribed for patients suffering from chronic and severe medical conditions, such as cancer, but are also sometimes prescribed for post-operative pain and other types of pain that are less severe. However, they are extremely addictive. Because of this, it is very risky to prescribe them to […]

Important Information for Injured Cyclists

Important Information for Injured Cyclists

South Carolina ranks 46th in the country in bicycle and pedestrian fatalities, with 23.7 deaths per 10,000 commuters, but that doesn’t mean an accident between a vehicle and a cyclist is out of the question Cyclists share the road with drivers, and when a driver acts negligently, they can severely injury the person riding the […]

Tuesday was Giving Freedom Day – Learn How You Can Still Help

Tuesday was Giving Freedom Day

Set Free Alliance is a charity non-profit organization dedicated to the elimination of child slavery and trafficking in India. Since the organization relies on private donors to cover operational costs, 100% of third-party donations from others goes to support children rescued from slavery. On November 28th, Set Free Alliance conducted its annual Giving Freedom Day to […]

Increasing Accounts of Minnesota Nursing Home Abuse Gone Ignored

Increasing Accounts of Minnesota Nursing Home Abuse Gone Ignored

The growing epidemic of nursing home abuse across the state of Minnesota is out of control. Every year, countless elderly loved ones are abused, assaulted, robbed, or beaten at the hands of so-called caretakers. Of the over 25,000 allegations received last year by the Minnesota Department of Health, 97% were never even investigated. Allegations of […]

How Do I Know If I Have a Mass Tort Lawsuit?

How Do I Know If I Have a Mass Tort Lawsuit

Mass tort claims are filed by numerous people who have been injured by the same defective or dangerous product. It is a civil lawsuit that is commonly filed against a manufacturer, pharmaceutical company, or other party who marketed and sold harmful products. If you were injured by a defective or dangerous device, and there are […]

Commercial Truck Crashes vs. Car Accidents: 3 Key Differences

Commercial Truck Crashes vs. Car Accidents 3 Key Differences

While truck crashes and car crashes might be similar in many ways to most people, there are some distinct differences between the outcomes of the two. Apart from the obvious differences between the average commercial motor vehicle (CMV) and the average passenger vehicle—a CMV can weigh anywhere from 10,000 pounds to 80,000 pounds—there are some […]

Camp Lejeune Water Contamination Resources

Camp Lejeune Water Contamination Resources

For 30 years, Military members and families lived at Camp Lejeune and ingested toxic water from nearby drainage from local businesses without proper filtration. Now, years after water levels were corrected, victims from toxic water at Camp Lejeune are eligible for compensation after the Camp Lejeune Justice Act was passed through Congress with an expected settlement amount […]

Is Your Car Defective? Here’s How You Can Find Out

Is Your Car Defective Here's How You Can Find Out

As powerful as cars can seem, even a small part with a minor problem can cause a huge issue. Likewise, sometimes these problems aren’t immediately apparent. For example, you can tell your car is defective if the tire blows out each time it’s patched. However, you may not be able to tell your car is […]

Conduct a Safety Check of Your Home This Fall

Conduct a Safety Check of Your Home This Fall

According to the National Safety Council, more than 146,000 people died in unintentional accidents in 2015. The research showed that many of those accidents happened on personal properties, in people’s homes. This fall, it is important to conduct a safety check of your home. Especially as the holidays approach and family members stop by, you […]