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Meteorologist sues TV station, claiming age and disability discrimination

A Texas television station’s chief meteorologist has sued his former employer, claiming age and disability discrimination. Bob French has filed the federal discrimination lawsuit against KBTX in College Station and Bryan. He has also claimed retaliation, harassment and violations of

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Parents and Teachers Can Take Action to Address Bullying of Children with Special Needs

By Marion Walsh, Esq., Littman Krooks LLP Recent years have seen a welcome shift in public attention toward understanding the serious repercussions of bullying in school. Our society now recognizes that bullying, once dismissed as simply part of growing up,can

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To help prevent elder abuse, address caregiver stress as it emerges

Elders are among the most vulnerable populations, and they are at special risk for abuse at the hands of their caregivers. Caregiver stress is one of the biggest contributing factors to elder abuse, and stressed-out caregivers are the most likely

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Alzheimer’s Caregivers Need Care Too

Caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s can take an immense toll on caregivers. From the emotional impact of watching a parent or spouse slowly decline as the disease takes hold, to the time commitment and financial impact of caregiving,

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Why Older Couples Above The Age of 50 Should Choose Divorce Mediation

What happens when couples at a later stage in their life decide to part ways? In most cases, they don’t have young children, but they do have assets they need to divide. Also, their children will still be left shocked

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Studies Show Pets May Benefit Seniors’ Health

Owning pets can provide health improvements for some seniors. According to a recent study by the Purdue University School of Nursing, pets can reduce depression and help keep seniors on a regular eating schedule, improving nutrition. Other studies have found

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Study Shows Teenage Brain Injuries Have Lasting Negative Effects

The specific long-lasting effects of traumatic brain injury (TBI) – whether due to accidents, high-impact sports or other causes – are difficult to pin down. From concussion-related lawsuits brought against the National Football League, specialists know that TBI is often

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VA Findings Expand Service-Connected Illnesses

The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) linked five more illnesses to traumatic brain injuries (TBI). The good news for veterans suffering from these illnesses, as well as TBI, is that they will have an easier time getting much-needed additional disability

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Pfizer Not Liable for Birth Injuries Caused by Generic Zoloft, Judge Rules

Pfizer, the manufacturer of Zoloft, cannot be held liable for birth injuries allegedly caused by a generic version of the drug, a New York state judge ruled. New York County Supreme Court Judge Carol E. Huff issued the ruling, saying

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Nonprofit Groups Help Seniors Feed Their Pets

Meals on Wheels now helps some seniors get donated food for their pets. For many seniors, a pet is a lifeline, providing companionship to ward off loneliness and depression, and promoting physical and mental activity. And of course, people love

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