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Water is incredibly responsive– when it is managed properly, it can keep us hydrated, clean, cool, and more. However, when it is not properly maintained, it can become toxic, and fatal to those who ingest it. That is why all property and business owners should make sure to always stay on top of their water …

There are few feelings in life that are scarier or more stressful than shortness of breath and sharp pain in one’s chest and abdomen. With the advent of COVID-19, millions of Americans have unfortunately experienced this pain over the past year.  However, these symptoms could also be the result of a different condition with a …

Over the years, there has been an increased emphasis to keep life-saving devices in high-traffic buildings. Fire extinguishers were the standard for decades, but as heart conditions have become increasingly more prevalent, more and more states have adopted laws to include defibrillators on-site as well.  Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) are portable, compact devices that are …

We’ve all seen the cross-legged, back-and-forth dance of someone who just has to go pee. Conversely, all of us have felt the discomfort of a full bladder when you’re seemingly miles away from the nearest bathroom. For those who have been diagnosed with interstitial cystitis (IC), this feeling is all too common.  For the majority …

For many people, the allure of traveling to a city like Las Vegas is the fast-paced nightlife bathed in a background of neon lights and yardstick margaritas. When local club and show owners admit large numbers of these customers into their venues, they subsequently take on the large responsibility of keeping everyone safe.  Patrons come …

For a lot of people, the process of being involved in a personal injury lawsuit can be confusing and frustrating, especially for those recovering from injury or grieving the loss of a loved one. At Van Law Firm, we get asked a lot of questions regarding our clients’ cases, as well as the legal process …

Recent ice storms and record-low temperatures have created innumerable problems for Southern states, most notably in Texas. By February 16th, all 254 of the state’s counties had declared a weather emergency. Even though the snow has since melted, the legal fallout from these freak storms is just the beginning.  Legal Backlash Officials have said that …