The people who live in nursing homes are often relatively vulnerable. They may struggle with physical limitations that prevent them from meeting their own needs. They could also potentially have mental health issues like dementia that make them particularly vulnerable...
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3 ways that medical professionals may cause birth injuries
On Behalf of Preller Law Firm, LLC | Jun 4, 2024 | Medical Malpractice
Women tend to seek out professional medical support during labor and delivery for their own safety. They rely on the guidance and support of medical professionals to take some of the risk out of the birth process. Generally speaking, medical professionals have the...
Can I drive with an open container of alcohol in my car?
On Behalf of Preller Law Firm, LLC | Mar 6, 2024 | Criminal Defense, Personal Injury, Personal Injury - Motor Vehicle Accidents
Drivers know how important it is to follow the laws on the road. However, sometimes the rules are not very clear, and people don't know about them, which can cause confusion. For example, did you know there are specific laws about having open containers of alcohol...
7 signs of nursing home negligence
On Behalf of Preller Law Firm, LLC | Dec 12, 2023 | Nursing Home Abuse
Nursing home neglect and abuse are serious issues. They negatively impact the well-being and dignity of some of the most vulnerable members of our society. Understanding the signs of such neglect and abuse is crucial for ensuring the safety and proper care of elderly...
People need to broaden their definition of distracted driving
On Behalf of Preller Law Firm, LLC | Sep 10, 2023 | Personal Injury - Motor Vehicle Accidents
The average driver will readily admit that distracted driving is dangerous. Yet, quite a few people have an unreasonably restrictive definition of distracted driving. Since the rise of smartphones as an everyday part of life, the phrase distracted driving has become...
Driving for work is one of the most dangerous job responsibilities
On Behalf of Preller Law Firm, LLC | Jun 8, 2023 | Personal Injury - Motor Vehicle Accidents
The modern economy requires a lot of flexibility from companies. They may need to send service technicians out to uphold a warranty with next to no advance warning or may need to pick up supplies from retail shops in the middle of a shift. Therefore, many people have...
A blessed event turned tragic
On Behalf of Preller Law Firm, LLC | Mar 8, 2023 | Medical Malpractice
Nothing is more devastating to parents to discover that the newborn child they have been anticipating for nine months suffers a severe or fatal birth injury. Birth injuries can occur before, during, and after delivery. Recent statistics reveal that of the 1,000 babies...
Why you should be prepared to attack witness credibility
On Behalf of Preller Law Firm, LLC | Dec 13, 2022 | Criminal Defense
Although the prosecution sometimes has physical evidence to present against a defendant in a criminal case, often, much of their arguments are based on witness testimony. This means that your future could rest in the hands of those who take the stand to testify...
How can you start building your car accident case now?
On Behalf of Preller Law Firm, LLC | Sep 12, 2022 | Injuries
So, you’ve been injured in a car accident. What do you do now? That’s a good question, and the answer is critical to obtaining needed medical care and securing financial stability. For many car accident victims, pursuing a personal injury lawsuit is in the cards....
Common causes of preventable birth injury
On Behalf of Preller Law Firm, LLC | Jun 9, 2022 | Medical Malpractice
Having a baby is a joyous event for Maryland parents, and one that gives them a blend of exhilaration, anxiety and exhaustion, even when everything goes as they had hoped. When a birth injury occurs, however, before birth or during delivery, it may unnecessarily...
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