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Wrongful Death Cases in Nursing Homes

Nursing homes are a place where we expect our loved ones will be cared for by professionals. Unfortunately, all too often poor care in nursing homes can lead to premature death in the elderly. If you believe nursing home negligence may have played a role in the death of your loved one,…

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Vehicle Maintenance Tips for Preventing Car Accidents

Year-round vehicle maintenance is one way to prevent car accidents in Wisconsin. Hot summers and cold winters can damage vehicles; below are four vehicle maintenance tips that can help you stay safer on the local roads and highways. Look at the tire tread – Tire tread refers to the rubber…

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Wisconsin Senate Approves Tougher Penalties for Drunk Driving

The Wisconsin Senate passed a bill last week to impose tougher penalties for repeated drunk driving offenses. The measure passed the state senate without opposition on Jan. 20, 2016. Currently, a fourth DUI offense is only considered a felony if it happens within five years of a third offense. This…

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98-Year-Old Woman Dies After Walking Out of Assisted Living Home

A 98-year-old resident of Meadow Lake Senior Living Center in Rochester Minn., died after wandering out of the facility in the freezing cold during the middle of the night. If you suspect your loved one is being abused or neglect, contact our nursing home abuse lawyers right away for a free consultation…

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Wisconsin Nursing Home Employee Charged for Explicit Snapchat Video

Amid growing concern for elder abuse via social media, a Wisconsin nursing home worker has been charged with a felony after posting a nude photo of an elderly resident on Snapchat, a popular social media app. For help getting justice and compensation for any injuries resulting from abuse or neglect,…

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Seniors More Likely to Fall When Vitamin D Doses Are High

While previously thought to improve mobility, a new study shows that high monthly doses of Vitamin D can increase fall risk in seniors. Various studies have indicated that increasing Vitamin D dosages in seniors could improve the function of lower extremities and work to prevent muscle weakness, ultimately helping prevent…

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Milwaukee Sheriffs Office Releases Holiday DUI Initiative Results

The results are in from a Milwaukee County Sheriffs initiative to keep the public safe from impaired drivers over the New Years holiday weekend. Fourteen first offenders and one repeat offender were arrested. David Clarke, Milwaukee County Sheriff, mandated additional law enforcement patrols from December 31, 2015 to January 3,…

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Woman Freezes to Death After Wandering from Assisted Living Facility

Police are investigating the death of a 91-year-old woman whose body was found in a ditch outside of her assisted living facility in Edgewood, New Mexico, in late December. Wrongful death because of negligent nursing home or assisted living facility staff is a devastating tragedy. That is why our nursing home…

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Faulty Takata Airbags Responsible for Eighth U.S. Death

In December, a teen boy was identified as the eighth death resulting from faulty Takata airbags that use ammonium nitrate. This marks the ninth death world-wide associated with the airbags. A Honda vehicle was involved in every death. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) was notified about the death…

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AAA Anticipates 100 Million Holiday Travelers

For the first time in recorded history, AAA anticipates that 100 million people will travel this holiday season, equating to almost one in three Americans. Around 100.5 million are estimated to travel 50 or more miles away from home, representing a 1.4 percent rise from 2014. It is the 7th…

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