Wrongful death occurs when one person’s negligence leads to the death of another. The law allows you to sue that person if your loved one was the person who died. There are stipulations and requirements to be able to bring a wrongful death case. According to FindLaw,...
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What are the different types of nursing home neglect?
While many long-term care facilities provide conscientious, compassionate and competent care to elderly residents, abuse and neglect occur with distressing frequency. Your elderly loved one can come to harm as a result of either abuse or neglect, but they are...
Preparing for end-of-life decisions with a living will
Estate planning involves more than just deciding how to divvy up your assets and properties after your death. You may also include documents in your estate plan that dictate your preferences for end-of-life or life-saving treatment and care. Such documents may prove...
3 reasons you need a will
Estate planning is not something that crosses most people's minds on a regular basis, but it is definitely not something that you should ignore. Whether or not you have a complex estate with a lot of assets, you still need to plan for the future, and that typically...
A rear-end collision, TBI and your recovery
After becoming the victim of a rear-end collision, you may not think you sustained any injuries. Many people walk away from this kind of accident, more concerned about the damage to their vehicles. However, it would be a good idea for you to seek medical attention....
Common signs your loved one may be a victim of nursing home abuse or neglect
Nursing home abuse and neglect can come in many different forms. Family members place their loved ones in the care of an assisted living or nursing home facility with the expectation that their loved one's physical, mental and emotional needs are met. When caring for...