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Why You May Need to Contact a Chicago Personal Injury Attorney Sooner Than You Think

No one expects to be involved in an accident or suffer an injury, but unfortunately, these incidents happen every day. Whether you’ve been hurt in a car accident, slip and fall incident, or any other type of accident caused by someone else’s negligence, you may be entitled to compensation for your damages. If you’re in […]

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Understanding Amusement Park Accidents and Deaths

Understanding Amusement Park Accidents and Deaths Amusement Park Accidents – Amusement parks are popular destinations for families and thrill-seekers alike. These parks offer a wide range of attractions that promise excitement and adventure. However, with the fun also comes the risk of accidents and injuries. In this blog, we will explore the issue of amusement […]

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The Root Causes: Exploring the Origins of Cerebral Palsy and Erb’s Palsy

Cerebral palsy and Erb’s palsy are two types of birth injuries that can have a significant impact on a child’s life. If your child has been diagnosed with cerebral palsy or Erb’s palsy, it is important to understand the causes, symptoms, and treatment options available. Cerebral palsy is a neurological disorder that affects muscle control […]

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Moving Past Reasons

We’ve set forth our reasons. We believe others will accept them. They’re valid reasons and they’ve been presented in good faith. Yet others have not been persuaded. We seek an explanation. Rational arguments versus irrational arguments. A rational argument is based on truth; an irrational argument is based on falsity. But both types of arguments, […]

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Build and Construct

You have a message to convey to others. Your task is to persuade. Persuasion in this context can be defined as a method to change not only beliefs, but the way others arrive at their beliefs. Once others can be shown a better path of reasoning, then the conclusion you seek to draw might more […]

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The Healing Power of Dogs

Dogs have a special bond with humans that transcends the physical. Multifaceted, involving both the physical and spiritual, the bond between this small being and humans can best be described as supernatural. When a dog dies, that bond is broken––and like any other traumatic disruption, the break can be upsetting on a much deeper level […]

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A Higher Activity

Two colors almost identical. Two words almost synonymous. Two sounds almost indistinguishable. How to distinguish? When we set about to “distinguish” two or more items or objects, thoughts or ideas, we’re looking for what separates them, some way of placing them into separate classifications or categories. Some questions to ask when you’re about to distinguish […]

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Not So Simple

Things are not so simple. We know this when we’re in the presence of a child. Three questions––that’s all it takes. While in a car with a parent, a seven–year old child might ask: why do we age? “Because as time passes, we grow older.” The child asks: why? “Because our cells, our DNA, sustain […]

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Next Level Preparation

Webster defines preparation as “the action or process of making something ready for use or service or of getting ready for some occasion, test, or duty.” They are layers of preparation. To help explain, let’s use the layers of the human skin as a guide.Epidermis. The skin’s surface. Merely examining the surface of a subject […]

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All We Need

What’s at work when a witness testifies in a way contrary to expectation? Why do we tend to take this testimony more seriously? An example. Congressional hearing on climate change. The head of the Sierra Club testifies that urgent action is needed to address this issue. The panel then hears from the Chairman of ExxonMobil––and […]

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