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National Non-Profit Organization Created To Protect Law Enforcement Whistleblowers

Let’s say you’re a law enforcement officer responding to a call with a colleague. You watch your fellow police officer use excessive force on someone who wasn’t being violent or presenting any threat. What do you do next? In many career fields, the answer is…

By Larry Taylor

/ 24 Jul 2020

National Non-Profit Organization Created To Protect Law Enforcement Whistleblowers

Who’s a Good Dog Owner? Hopefully You.

Postal service workers are at high risk for injuries from dog bites, with nearly 6,000 USPS employees attacked by dogs in 2019 alone. The problem is so rampant that the agency acknowledges National Dog Bite Awareness Week every June to spread knowledge about the danger.

By Bryan Pope

/ 21 Jul 2020

You Are Not Alone: A Look At Well-Known Victims Of CRPS

Complex Regional Pain Syndrome, CRPS, leaves its victims in excruciating pain with the feeling they are in the midst of a lonely, uphill battle with no end in sight. CRPS occurs most often after trauma to a limb. An inflammatory condition, the nerves misfire, sending…

By Bryan Pope

/ 10 Jul 2020

You Are Not Alone: A Look At Well-Known Victims Of CRPS

What Is Subrogation and Why Do I Have to Pay?

If you’re involved in a vehicle crash, calling your insurance company is likely pretty high on your to-do list. Car accidents can be costly, even without major damage. But did you know that you may not be entitled to all of the money received in…

By Bryan Pope

/ 7 Jul 2020

What Is Subrogation and Why Do I Have to Pay?

What Happens If I Can’t Pay Child Support As A Result Of Not Working During the COVID-19 Shutdown?

If you’re one of the millions of Americans out of work due to the coronavirus pandemic, you may be wondering how it’ll affect your child support obligations. Whether you’ve lost your job or had your hours cut, if your take-home income has changed significantly, it…

By Johnelle R. Peer

/ 1 Jul 2020

What Happens If I Can’t Pay Child Support As A Result Of Not Working During the COVID-19 Shutdown?

Should You File For Bankruptcy? Read This First

Do you get overwhelmed thinking about how much debt you have? The average American has nearly $40,000 in debt, excluding mortgage loans, so you’re not alone if you owe a significant amount.

By The Cochran Firm Texas

/ 19 Jun 2020

Should You File For Bankruptcy? Read This First

What Makes CRPS Worse?

When it comes to healthy living, diet is a key ingredient for everyone, but for those diagnosed with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS), a good diet, a healthy menu with just the right foods, is crucial. Medical experts believe the wrong foods and other unhealthy…

By Bryan Pope

/ 17 Jun 2020

Don’t Suffer In Pain Alone, Join A CRPS Support Group

Complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) is frequently characterized as an invisible condition. People diagnosed with CRPS may look totally fine and healthy on the outside, but in reality, they are suffering from severe, chronic pain on the inside. The pain and struggles of people with…

By Bryan Pope

/ 29 May 2020

Don’t Suffer In Pain Alone, Join A CRPS Support Group

Injured At Work: What Comes Next?

Have you ever considered what would happen if you got injured at work? Who would pay for your medical bills and be responsible for your lost wages? Can my employer be held responsible for paying for damages due to my injury? These are all questions…

By Bryan Pope

/ 27 May 2020

Isolation Outside of a Pandemic

Isolation, seclusion, loneliness, stress, frustration. Emotions such as these are what many of us are experiencing during the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. Imagine if this was how you felt before COVID-19? How are people who already felt isolated or stressed feeling now? Just ask those living…

By Bryan Pope

/ 1 May 2020

The Rush To Estate Planning In The Face of COVID-19

The COVID-19 pandemic has me thinking about my family’s health and our interaction with the public in ways that I never have before. I know I’m not alone in having these feelings and concerns. Seemingly healthy people have started preparing for the worst and praying…

By Johnelle R. Peer

/ 21 Apr 2020

The Rush To Estate Planning In The Face of COVID-19

Less Traffic Doesn’t Always Mean Less Accidents

Frustrated at the speed of my internet at home. Excited to finally catch up on TV shows that I haven’t had time to watch yet. Worried about the financial, physical and emotional health of my family and employees (who are extended family). These are just…

By Bryan Pope

/ 17 Apr 2020

Less Traffic Doesn’t Always Mean Less Accidents