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Nurses in Pennsylvania and across the U.S. are exposed to a number of dangers, so both for their sake and for their patients' sake, they need to know how to stay safe and healthy. The following are some basic steps to that end. It all starts with washing one's hands:...
There are several life events that should prompt people in Pennsylvania to create or review an estate plan. When people get married, they may want to ensure that their spouse is listed on their beneficiary designations and has medical and financial power of attorney...
According to data published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, there were 172 fatal work injuries in Pennsylvania during the year 2017. This represents an increase over the total of 163 for the state in 2016. Nationally, the number of workplace fatalities was slightly...
Pennsylvania residents who own any kind of assets should consider creating an estate plan. Estate planning can involve creating a will or a trust and taking out a life insurance policy so that loved ones are not left high and dry in the event of someone’s death....
Pennsylvania property owners who do not have an estate plan should consider the benefits of creating a will or trust. Without there being a will or trust in place, the assets and property of individuals who pass away will be distributed according to law as dictated by...
Most work-related injuries and illnesses are preventable, and Pennsylvania employers who follow the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's rules show that they care about the well-being of their employees. Here are some steps that employers can take to make...
A combination of factors has made it even more difficult than usual to be a nurse in Pennsylvania and across the United States. There are fundamental reasons why a nurse is in jeopardy of being injured or ill at work. Injuries can often be avoided with proper...
Pennsylvanians who work for older, more established companies might feel more secure in their jobs and believe that the environments are relatively safe. However, a recent study found that older, established companies are less likely to invest in safety to save money....
Pennsylvania testators normally name an executor in their wills. However, if that person is unable to fulfill that role, a probate judge may name a temporary administrator. Typically, an order naming the temporary administrator will outline the specific powers that he...
When you have young children or a new baby on the way, the last thing most couples want to think about is their estate plan. But for new parents, drafting a well-thought-out estate plan is one of the best things you can do to make sure your child’s future is secure....