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Celebrating Famous Black Lawyers During Black History Month

Since 1976, every American president has designated February as Black History Month, a time to honor the contributions and legacy of Black Americans — from activists and civil rights trailblazers to leaders in business, politics, science, the arts, law, and more. To commemorate Black History Month, we highlight a non-exhaustive list of eleven legal pioneers who made history and paved the way for future generations.

Common Reasons Motorcycle Accidents Occur

While riding motorcycles may be fun and convenient, offering riders more freedom between them, nature, and the road ahead, there are also more risks associated with them than other vehicles. In fact, there are approximately 104,000 motorcycle accidents every year, most of which transpire because riders are unaware of the common causes of accidents. The best way to enjoy your ride is to understand the potential threats and proactively take steps to mitigate them.

Delayed Injury Symptoms: What to Watch for in the Days After a Crash

Most people expect to feel pain right after a car accident, but that’s not always how the body works. The shock of a crash can flood your system with adrenaline, which temporarily masks pain. Some injuries, especially those involving your body’s soft tissue, the spine, or the brain, may not fully show up until hours, days, or even weeks later. For this reason, anyone involved in a motor vehicle accident should be cautious, monitor their health closely, and understand their rights under state law.

Signs of Nursing Home Neglect Families Should Never Ignore

As the U.S. population ages, nursing homes have become the primary residence for many of our elders. Elder abuse in nursing homes across the country has become a serious and tragic issue that is increasing each year, with neglect being one of the most common forms of this type of abuse. It should be noted that abuse and neglect are not exactly the same. Abuse implies a willful act intended to harm another, while neglect involves a breach of duty by the nursing home to those under its care, often in the form of inadequate, substandard care that causes harm to its residents.