Reviewed by Jason Stone If you’ve ever asked yourself whether some nursing homes offer lesser quality care than others, then you should know that there are official ratings systems that help people address this exact question. Medicare rates long-term care facilities and makes its ratings public. It’s wise for anyone with a loved one in
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Brain Injuries Have a Damaging Effect on Sleep
Reviewed by Jason Stone Brain injuries have profound consequences. Personality changes, mood swings, memory problems—these are just a few of the ways that a brain injury can change a person’s life for the worse. A recent study has shown another way these injuries negatively affect victims: sleep problems. What a New Study Tells Us About
Read More...6 Crucial Tips for Avoiding Slips and Falls
Reviewed by Jason Stone Most fall-related injuries are preventable. Sadly, in many cases where someone was injured by tripping, slipping, or falling, it’s because property owners failed to keep their premises safe. So, otherwise avoidable injuries happen because of their negligence. Though you can’t control the actions of property owners or managers, you can greatly
Read More...Graco Recalls Car Seats Over Faulty Buckle
Graco Children’s Products recently recalled almost 3.8 million car seats because faulty buckles can make it difficult to free the child in an emergency; this has been their largest recall within the past five years. Federal Safety Regulators have asked for an additional 1.8 million seats because the recall did not go far enough. The
Read More...Victims of Tainted Drug Face Long Wait for Relief
Complex process to pay victims of tainted steroids Within weeks after Dee Morell received a tainted shot to treat arthritis in her left hip in September last year, she knew something was horribly wrong. The 49-year-old X-ray technician started to feel worse, not better. Walking grew difficult, she needed constant painkillers, and for the past
Read More...Boston Addresses Pedestrian Accidents with ‘Walk This Way’ Campaign
Estimates show the city of Boston plays host to roughly 2 million pedestrians per day. The Boston Pedestrian Accident Lawyers with Jason Stone Injury Lawyers explain the sheer volume of people traveling near roadways by foot in the city dramatically increases the chances of collisions between pedestrians and motor vehicles. In fact, a total of
Read More...Driver To Blame For Causing Whitman Pedestrian Accident
A Whitman, Massachusetts, man was killed and a 4-year-old girl was seriously injured Sunday in a pedestrian accident. According to The Brockton Enterprise, the accident happened at around 2:00 p.m. on Route 27, also known as Temple Street. The Whitman Police Department indicates that a vehicle had stopped in the roadway for the man and
Read More...Is Your Uber Driver an Imposter?
When Carole Cassidy opened a tax form informing her that she had earned more than $4,000 from Uber in 2019, it was a surprise on many levels. First, she’d never worked for Uber. Second, the tax form accurately listed her name, address, and the last four digits of her Social Security number. Carole’s story, featured
Read More...Boston Dog Bite Lawyers Discuss Increase In Number of Attacks
The citizens of Boston, Massachusetts, are facing a greater risk than ever before of becoming victims of dog attacks. The Boston Dog Bite Lawyers with Jason Stone Injury Lawyers explain the increase in the danger is the result of an ever-increasing population of uncontrolled animals in the city. An article from The Boston Herald states
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