As a teenager, I frequented a popular urban nightclub named “Trends.” Though it sounds silly to admit now, every time I went there, I feared
Clients come to us often for help with the worst thing that ever happened to them. Each person, let alone each culture, deals with tragedy
Being a South Florida native, born and raised in Fort Lauderdale, I spent the majority of my childhood on, or in, the water. I eventually
Carbon monoxide – the “silent killer” – kills or injures thousands of people in the United States every year. Being colorless, odorless and tasteless makes
The most reliable medical evidence we have today, supported by research from institutions like Johns Hopkins Medical Center, reflects that we’ve reached a point where
By Michael Hersh, K|U Managing Partner Original Article featured in Daily Business Review: https://www.law.com/dailybusinessreview/2020/03/20/accountability-a-must-to-lower-astounding-number-of-construction-site-injuries-deaths/ In January, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) cited Florida
Source: South Florida Sun-Sentinel / By: Andrew Borya As the new coronavirus spreads through South Florida, people over 65 are among the most at-risk populations,
One of the things video cameras will enable us to do is look and see how day-to-day caregivers at the bedside of nursing home residents
Pressure sores are one of the most devastating problems that exist in poor nursing home care. They can develop quickly, and they are very difficult
Video cameras enable us to know what’s going on behind the scenes when no one is looking at long term care facilities, whether it’s a
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