It’s a fact of life: emergencies happen. And when they do, you can bet that they’ll cause you to violate at least one traffic law. Maybe you had to pull over quickly to the side of the road to deal with a medical emergency. Perhaps you were rushing to the hospital and got pulled over …
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Accidents occur every day, and if you’ve been involved in a car crash, it can be challenging to know what to do next. You can get hurt, or your car can be damaged, and if it’s your fault, you may be worried about insurance rates. If you’re not at fault, you may be wondering how …
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One of the hardest parts of a relative or loved one dying is not knowing when. Sometimes there are obvious causes such as prolonged disease or injuries, but there are cases when the cause of death is less clear. When the cause of death isn’t immediately obvious even to medical practitioners, authorities or loved ones …
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In 1996, California became the first state in the United States to legalize the use of medical marijuana. The original legislation ensured seriously ill citizens of California could gain access to the drug as a form of treatment. Since then, multiple states have legalized the use of medical marijuana. However, marijuana legalization is very complicated, …
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Wellness for Law understands how quickly the landscape of medical law and health care reform changes, and that one of the major factors to this change is information. Reliable information about medical malpractice statistics, knowledge on which medical laws are enforced and what kind of reforms are on the table are all crucial to medical professionals and patients alike.
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