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When people say, “It never hurts to ask,” this is probably what they’re talking about. by Parker Molloy, Curator, UPWORTHY.com For decades, Nike has been one of the biggest names in the athletic shoe game. Michael Jordan, LeBron James, Kobe Bryant, Maria Sharapova, Serena Williams, and dozens of other premier athletes have all at one…
July 2015 This past month, Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolfe signed a bill that will require more training for police officers and district magisterial judges in recognizing and understanding persons with mental illness, intellectual disabilities, and autism. This bill has potential to reduce officer injury, bystander injury, and consumer injury, as well as quickly getting people in the right hands of the…
by Marissa Payne, The Washington Post July 23rd, 2105 To 96-year-old Charlie Edwards, growing older isn’t an excuse to slow down. In fact, for him, it’s all the more motivation to speed up and try new things. That’s why he took up archery at age 92 and, this July, the decorated WWII veteran found himself…
NORTHEASTERN, PA, July 28th, 2015: McAndrews Law Offices, P.C. is eager to announce that they have successfully secured another win before a Special Education Hearing Officer in Northeastern, Pennsylvania. Heather Hulse, J.D., M.S., M.A., a shareholder at the firm and the operator of their Scranton, Pa office, has over fifteen years of experience in…
July 27th, 2015 – Michael Connolly, Esq. of McAndrews Law Offices was noted in today’s edition of the Philadelphia Inquirer, recognizing his experience and role as our newest hire and shareholder at our firm. Click Mr. Connolly’s head shot for his full bio and read his mention in the Business Section of the paper and online at: http://www.philly.com/philly/business/homepage/20150727_People_in_the_News.html.
Updated Justice in Aging Guide Released Many common nursing home practices are, in fact, illegal. In order to receive the best possible quality of care, a resident or resident’s family member should be familiar with the protections of the federal Nursing Home Reform Law and understand how to use the law effectively. Here is a…
by Robert Pear, The New York Times June 22nd, 2015 WASHINGTON — Eleven million people face a deep, abrupt cut in disability insurance benefits in late 2016 if Congress fails to replenish Social Security’s disability trust fund, which is running out of money, the Obama administration said Wednesday. Officials expressed concern about the program as…
Do You Have Questions About Your Child’s Educational Services? The Learning Disabilities Association of Montgomery County Can Help! Saturday, August 8th, 2015, 1:30 – 3:30pm Rockville Memorial Library (21 Maryland Ave., Rockville, MD 20850) -All are welcome to attend this free presentation and individual consultations/Q&A with LD specialists -Brief consultations will be conducted…