You’ve been involved in a wreck, but now what? In the days of social distancing and a worldwide pandemic, it can be tempting to avoid dealing with the other driver. But this is never a good idea, even if there appears to be little or no damage.
According to West Virginia laws, when a policy holder files a claim under his or her insurance policy, the insurer has certain obligations to the Insured to act with good faith in handling that claim.
“I was in an automobile wreck, but I’ll call an attorney when things get back to normal.” We hear this quite often, but it’s not a good idea. If you have been in an automobile wreck, don’t wait
West Virginia laws, as well as many other states, have requirements for reporting suspected nursing home abuse.
Winter is here! While we would all like to hibernate until the winter weather passes, work and other priorities require us to leave our cozy homes and drive, often in challenging weather. Here are a few things to NOT do during cold, icy weather:
As our family members age, they often need more care than is possible at home. Nursing Homes and Extended Care Homes abound in West Virginia. By law, these facilities are responsible for both the physical and mental well-being of their residents.
When you drive to work in the mornings, visit a grocery store or go to the hospital or clinic, you expect other citizens to use caution and exercise their duty of care.
The Holidays are about family and get togethers. If you have a loved one who is experiencing dementia or Alzheimer’s, these times can be filled with breaks in routine, stress and frustrations. These patients still love getting visitors, just be sure to plan your visits to make them enjoyable for everyone.
We have all seen the videos and heard the horror stories. Many of us have even experienced a theft. Online shopping is a convenient way to knock out your Christmas shopping, but how can you be sure your packages will be there when you get home in the evening?
Thanksgiving is historically one of the busiest days for fire fighters and emergency workers. With everyone chopping, dicing, carving and cutting, it’s no wonder that kitchen accidents and fires are so prevalent!
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