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What is Human Trafficking?
Did you know that approximately 40.3 million people around the world are being trafficked? Unfortunately, this number continues to rise, as human trafficking remains a global epidemic. You may have noticed the words ‘human trafficking’ have increased in prominence in recent years. Media outlets, legislative bodies, and governments, have increasingly brought light to the serious […]
Why Buy Uninsured Motorist Coverage?
By: Matthew Foster Without a doubt, purchasing uninsured motorist coverage is money well spent. I quickly realized that fact when I began handling personal injury cases 25 years ago. Numerous people came into my office in situations where some uninsured driver ran a stop sign or was driving recklessly, causing them injuries ranging from broken […]
Issues in Long-Term Care
By: Scott Gwartney I recently received a call from an acquaintance who was aware that I frequently battle with long-term care facilities. Her request was familiar: My mother is no longer able to live in my home, and needs long-term care. How do I go about searching for the best place to meet her needs? […]
Gender Discrimination in the Hiring Process
We know that the job interview process can be nerve-wracking and stressful. There are many steps to take to prepare, including updating your resume, making sure you arrive on time for an interview, and being qualified for the position. If you find that you are interviewing for jobs that you are qualified for, however, and […]
How to be Safe at Summer Camp
The summer months are just around the corner, and for many, this means that children will be out of school and attending summer camp. As you work hard to ensure your children have a busy and fun summer, it is equally as important to make sure your children are safe and protected during their summer […]
Important Tips and Suggestions for National Safety Month 2019
Every June celebrates National Safety Month. This is a month-long celebration that began in 1996, and continues every year to promote the importance of safety. One of the goals is to raise awareness about safety culture in the workplace, on the road, at home, and across communities. The event is organized by the National Safety Council […]
Facts About Trauma Awareness Month
Did you know that trauma is the leading cause of death from those aged one to 46? As May is Trauma Awareness Month, we are joining millions of Americans in advocating for trauma awareness and education. Unfortunately, trauma can be caused by a wide variety of injuries and violence, and those affected can have serious, […]
What You Need to Know This National Foster Care Month
How much do you know about the foster care system? Research tells us that there are approximately 19,000 children in Florida foster care, 600 of which are without identified families. May is National Foster Care Month and we are helping raise awareness about the important role that foster parents, family members, volunteers, professionals, and all […]
The Importance of Mental Health
Did you know that one in five people will be affected by mental illness in their lifetime? This statistic may surprise you, but it shows just how important mental health is to each and every one of us. This May, we are recognizing National Mental Health Month by raising awareness about the importance of mental […]