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Covid-19 Vaccine Injury Update

There is a new bill that has been introduced called the Vaccine Injury Modernization Act. If passed, this act will improve the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (VICP) by addressing current issues within the program. If the Covid vaccines were to be added to the VICP, this would benefit persons injured by the Covid-19 Vaccine because the VICP is a more legitimate fund and can provide more money for the requester.

80% of Philly Nursing Homes Cited for Pre-COVID-19 "Infection Control" Issues

According to an investigation conducted by NBC10 Philadelphia into local nursing homes, eight out of ten elder care facilities in Philadelphia were non-compliant with infection control standards prior to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Can Investors Sue Brokers over Coronavirus Losses?

The pandemic rocked markets like they have not been rocked since the global financial crisis of 2008-9. In many ways, the last few months have done more damage to the financial markets than even that historical moment in time. In fact, volatility was worse due to coronavirus, and many investors lost a very large portion of their investment accounts.

The question is — why? And the next question is — should your financial advisor have better protected you?

New Funding for Pennsylvania Victims of Sexual Abuse

Beginning this week, Pennsylvanians who have suffered rape and never revealed it to police can apply for a portion of $5 million to pay for guidance.