Posts Tagged ‘newsletter’
Sunday is St. Patrick’s Day!
If you’re planning on taking part in St. Patrick’s Day parades and festivities over the weekend, be sure to plan for the safety of yourself and others while the green beer flows. While car crash fatalities involving drunk driving rise during the holiday, keep in mind that car accidents aren’t the only dangers. Other dangers…
Read MoreHappy Valentine’s Day!
Valentine’s Day is a reminder of the importance of love, compassion, and relationships. We appreciate you and are honored you chose our firm to represent you during your time of need. Happy Valentine’s Day!
Read MoreLet the Good Times Roll!
It’s Carnival season! This year, Mardi Gras falls on February 13. Mardi Gras is a glorious time for New Orleans, Mobile, and everywhere that celebrates. But don’t let the good times get ruined by not staying safe while partying. The most common sources of Mardi Gras injuries are alcohol, floats, and the fight for beads…
Read MoreHappy New Year!
We hope this will be a happy, healthy, and wonderful new year for everyone!
Read MoreMerry Christmas and Happy Holidays!
We wish you and yours a very Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays. May your holiday season be bright!
Read MoreDo You Own a Tesla?
Tesla began rolling out an automatic, over-the-air recall and software update for nearly all its vehicles in the US: all model Y, S, 3, and X that have been produced between October 5, 2012, and December 7, 2023. The update began rolling out last Wednesday, December 13, 2023 — at no cost to Tesla owners. This update will add additional…
Read MoreHoliday Safety Tips
The holidays are a great for reconnecting with family and friends. However, amongst decorating, traveling, and keeping warm, there are safety hazards. It only takes a few steps to ensure you have a safe and happy holiday season
Read MoreHappy Thanksgiving!
We are thankful for our clients, family, and friends
Read MoreStaying Safe on Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is fast approaching and safety should be at the top of the list as well as turkey and pumpkin pie. Studies by the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) found that unattended cooking is the leading contributing factor in home fire and fire-related deaths. Approximately 38 percent of home fire injuries can be traced back…
Read MoreHappy Halloween
Did you know? Halloween is over 2,000 years old. It was originally a festival to celebrate the end of the autumn harvest and of spirits passing over. The tradition of carving Jack-o-lanterns originated in Ireland, and turnips were used instead of pumpkins. Potatoes and even beets were used as well. According to the Library of Congress,…
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