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Special Needs Students Learning Requirements Neglected During COVID-19 Outbreaks

July 27, 2020

According to the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, “About one in seven (14 percent) children between the ages of three and 17 have developmental disabilities.” When the COVID-19 […]

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Business Interruption Coverage and COVID-19: Know Your Rights as a Small Business Owner

July 20, 2020

When we think about the novel coronavirus causing fatalities across the nation, we think of lives lost. But another victim of the virus is that of business and livelihoods lost […]

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Brain Injury and COVID-19: Hospital Treatment May Lead to Further Complications

July 13, 2020

According to the Centers For Disease Control and Prevention, the average hospitalization rate of COVID-19 patients was 4.6 per 100,000 population. Of those hospitalized, the highest rates were among those […]

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Can You Be Arrested For Not Wearing a Mask?

July 6, 2020

Across the country, states have mandated that social distancing orders, including face coverings in public places, must be used to protect others against the novel coronavirus. However, in those states […]

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Holyoke Soldiers’ Home: Nursing Home Abuse, Employee Rights

June 29, 2020

A Massachusetts nursing home is under fire for the tragic number of residents who have died from COVID-19. Officials with Massachusetts Executive Office of Health and Human Services reported that […]

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Public Pools and COVID-19

June 22, 2020

With summer officially underway, many families are considering ways they can beat the heat while staying safe during the ebb and flow of coronavirus outbreaks. However, with many states still […]

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Wrongful Termination & COVID-19 Reopenings

June 15, 2020

As much of the nation reopens, many nonessential employees are beginning to return to work after months of remote operations or even layoffs. However, for those who have been able […]

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Nursing Homes Continue to Battle COVID-19: Families Seek Justice

June 8, 2020

As many long-term care facilities begin to reevaluate care plans post-coronavirus, families across the nation are wondering when their loved ones who were victims of negligence will receive justice. As […]

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MeatPacking Industry Serves As COVID-19 Hotspot: Worker’s Rights

June 1, 2020

As if it was a modern twist on Upton Sinclair’s The Jungle, the meatpacking industry is once again a danger to workers. This time, however, for its spread of the […]

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Nurses’ Eligibility for Workers’ Compensation in Question

May 22, 2020

A firefighter develops lung cancer. It’s obvious that smoke inhalation and years of service caused his injuries. He needs time off to get treatment and hopefully make a full recovery. […]

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