Have you been involved in an accident that left you seriously injured or disabled? Are you having trouble dealing with the other party’s insurance company? If so, you should consult with an experienced lawyer to discuss the details of your situation and what you need to do to recover maximum compensation for your injury damages.
Now that the weather is cooling down and fall has officially begun, we can all break out our sweaters, scarves, and pumpkin-flavored drinks. Fall weather calls for more than warmer clothing, however. The colder weather often ushers in rain, fallen leaves, and other road hazards that can make driving dangerous for licensed teens. Since teen
The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services announced that it will reopen some cases for those applying for relief from deportation. This comes after a move to end deferment requests received major backlash from Democcratic lawmakers and concerns of those who are seeking medical treatment in The United States Earlier this month, USCIS sent letters
An unnamed Florida Man donated 100 generators to the Bahamas after a historic hurricane ravaged the island. Alec Sprague was at a Costco in Jacksonville when he saw the man loading up on the pricey appliances. “ I was just in Cosco off Collin getting a generator (at $450 each) and this guy right here
All Hands & Hearts All Hands and Hearts works to address the immediate and long-term needs of communities impacted by natural disasters. They deploy volunteers to help build safer, more resilient schools, homes and infrastructure. You can fill out an application to become a volunteer or donate toward their hurricane relief response efforts. Americares Americares
To support new policies on deporting illegal migrants back to their countries, the Trump administration plans on shifting over 155 million dollars from the Federal Emergency Management Agencies disaster relief fund. The Department of Homeland Security has informed Congress of its efforts to reappropriate 271 million dollars in total to ICE. The move comes as
The Department of Homeland Security has blocked individual House Oversight Committee staff members from visiting detention facilities on the Mexico and United States border. Chairman of the House Oversight Committee, Representative Elijah Cummings, sent a letter to the acting Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, Kevin McAleenan, requesting his decision be overturned and allow
