Health, Safety & Personal Injury Law Blog
May 12, 2015 • Community Help WV,Medical Malpractice,Pain Relief,Wrongful death laws in West Virginia
West Virginia Pain Killer Epidemic and Pill Mills
In West Virginia, the abuse of prescription painkillers has become an epidemic, and our state leads the nation in drug overdoses. But why? Where are these pills coming from and why is it so bad in West Virginia? Pill Mill Pharmacies and Doctors in West Virginia Throughout West Virginia, several “pill mill” doctors and pharmacies…
read moreMay 2, 2015 • Community Help WV,Health Tips
Strength Training for Health, Happiness, & Healing Injuries
Strength training has been proven to help people overcome diabetes, lose weight, reduce pain, feel better, sleep better, and live longer – just what West Virginia needs. Strength training, such as lifting weights or our body weight, has also been shown to be both safe and effective for women and men of all ages, including…
read moreApril 3, 2015 • automobile safety
West Virginia Graduated Driver’s Licensing Program for Teen Drivers
Charleston, WV — In West Virginia, the DMV (Division of Motor Vehicles) has a program called Graduated Driver’s Licensing (GDL). This program aims to help young drivers develop and practice the skills needed to drive safely and pass the requirements for a full driver’s license. There are three levels to West Virginia’s GDL program. Level…
read moreMarch 24, 2015 • Motor Vehicle Crashes
Woman Killed, Three Teenagers Injured When Man Wanted for Making Terrorist Threats Drives Wrong-Way on WV Turnpike
GHENT, W.Va. – A Miami man wanted in Pennsylvania for making terrorist threats drove 2 miles the wrong way into oncoming traffic on the West Virginia Turnpike before crashing head-on with a vehicle driven by Lisa McCormick of Knoxville, Tennessee. At the time of the fatal crash, Lisa’s three teenage daughters were traveling with her.…
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