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Swimming season is nearly upon us. Whether you use the pool at the local YMCA, visit a water park, or have a membership to a local public pool, there’s nothing more refreshing on a hot summer day than spending time at the swimming pool. However, pools are inherently dangerous places. At Parrish DeVaughn Injury Lawyers, […]
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As many car accident, truck accident, and other accident victims quickly find out, accidents that result in injuries aren’t just painful—they’re also expensive. Medical charges start right away, beginning from the moment you’re placed into an ambulance, and continue to rack up as you get treated at the hospital, your doctor’s office, and during physical […]
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Whether you were hurt in an auto accident, a motorcycle accident, by a defective product or medical device, or due to a doctor’s mistake, you need and deserve compensation for your injuries. You’re facing expensive medical bills and a potentially long absence from work. You may even have suffered disabling injuries that mean you’ll never […]
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Whether we’re headed towards a completely autonomous driving future is up for debate, but there’s no question that technology is making vehicles safer. Features like lane departure warnings, blind spot indicators, stability control, and backup cameras are becoming standard in modern vehicles, giving drivers more information, visibility, and helpful alerts than ever before. But despite […]
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Birth injuries are any injury that occurs in the period shortly before, during, or after birth. They can range from mostly harmless injuries that heal on their own to severe and disabling conditions. In extreme cases, they may even result in infant death. That’s why it is important to understand how birth injuries occur and […]
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The financial difficulties after a crash are two-fold. First, you’re facing big medical bills for everything from the ambulance ride to the hospital and overnight stays, to prescription drugs and physical rehabilitation costs long after you’ve left the hospital. Second, your injuries may be severe enough to make you temporarily or permanently disabled—and that means […]
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Nursing homes are responsible for providing care to people who are typically unable to fully look after themselves. People depend on these facilities to make sure their loved ones’ golden years are as good as possible. It makes sense that anyone looking for a nursing home would want some guidance on factors they should consider […]
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Social media helps us keep in touch with friends and family who live far away, get news, share things we enjoy, and more. But if you or a loved one have recently been injured in a car accident, you may need to take a break from social media because what you post online could unknowingly […]
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The holidays are supposed to be a joyous time, but they can also be dangerous. In addition to temperatures dropping and roads and sidewalks being more likely to ice over, there’s also an increased risk of being injured in an auto accident due to an intoxicated driver. But one risk that people aren’t always aware […]
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Every year, we hear more and more people become advocates for deep frying the Thanksgiving turkey. This method, unlike roasting, takes under an hour to cook, keeps the meat tender and juicy, and ensures a perfectly crispy skin. It sounds perfect, so why aren’t more people doing it? Simply put, it can be very dangerous […]
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If you’ve been injured, we can arrange a virtual meeting in order to start work on your case right away. We are also facilitating virtual doctor’s appointments for those who might need them, including existing and future clients.
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