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Our experienced attorneys specialize in Workers Compensation, Personal Injury, Family Law, Real Estate, and Estate Planning. We understand the complexities of these areas and are dedicated to providing first-class legal services with the personal attention you deserve.

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07 Oct, 2024
Car accidents are always stressful, especially when children are involved. At Nycklemoe & Ellig, P.A., we understand how overwhelming these situations can be. While no one wants to think about being in an accident, it’s always smart to be prepared. Here’s a step-by-step guide on what to do if you find yourself in this unfortunate situation: Get Safe and Seek Medical Help First Your top priority is safety. If possible, move to a secure location away from traffic. Check on your passengers, especially children, and provide comfort. Even if you feel okay, never refuse medical attention—adrenaline can mask injuries, and children may not express their pain clearly. Always accept a professional medical assessment. Stay Calm and Avoid Admitting Fault It’s essential to remain calm for your own well-being and for those around you. In moments of chaos, especially if children are involved, your calm demeanor can help ease their fear. However, be cautious about what you say. Avoid admitting fault, even if you think you might be responsible. Leave that determination to the authorities and your attorney. Call the Police No matter the severity of the accident, call 911. Having an official police report will be crucial, especially if there are any legal or insurance complications down the road. This report provides an unbiased account of the incident, which will be vital for any claims or disputes. Gather Important Information Collect as much information as you can while waiting for the police. Exchange driver's license numbers, insurance details, and contact information with the other driver(s). Don’t forget to take photos of the vehicles, the scene, and any visible injuries to document the event thoroughly. Take Photos Photographs can be invaluable in legal or insurance situations. Make sure to capture images of the accident scene, vehicle damage, and any injuries. These details can serve as crucial evidence if needed later. Never Refuse Medical Attention We can’t stress this enough. Even if injuries seem minor, it’s vital to get checked out by a medical professional. This is particularly true for children, as they may not be able to clearly communicate any discomfort or injury. We hope you never have to go through such an experience, but it’s always better to be prepared. If you have any concerns or questions about how to handle an accident, feel free to schedule a consultation with us at Nycklemoe & Ellig, P.A. We're here to help you navigate the legal aspects of these challenging situations.
04 Sep, 2024
As the back-to-school season arrives, it's essential to prioritize safety both inside and outside the classroom. Whether your child walks, bikes, takes the bus, or gets dropped off, there are key precautions that can help ensure a smooth and secure transition into the new school year. Before School: Setting Safety Standards Walking or Biking: If your child walks or bikes to school, encourage them to travel with a group of friends. Equip them with reflective clothing or a reflective backpack, especially for darker mornings, and ensure they understand the importance of traffic signals. Bus Safety: Review the basics of boarding and exiting the bus safely. Make sure your child knows their home address by heart in case they need assistance. Car Drop-offs: If you're driving your child, always follow the school's drop-off procedures. Adhere to school zone speed limits and never pass a bus when it's loading or unloading children. At School: Keeping Your Child Safe Memorizing Important Information: Ensure your child knows their full name, your cell phone number, and your home address. Healthy Hygiene: Reinforce proper hand-washing techniques to help keep them healthy throughout the school year. Avoid Personalizing Belongings: Refrain from putting your child’s first name on the exterior of backpacks or lunch boxes, as this can make them vulnerable to strangers. Instead, place initials or names on the inside. Backpack Weight: To promote healthy posture, keep your child’s backpack weight to no more than 5% to 10% of their body weight. Addressing Bullying: Talk to your child about recognizing and reporting bullying, whether they are a witness or a victim. Encourage them to approach a trusted adult if they feel unsafe. Trusted Adult: Help your child identify a "trusted adult" at school they can turn to if they need help or feel threatened. After School: Staying Safe at Home Check-In Routine: If no one is home when your child arrives after school, establish a check-in routine, where they call or text you upon arriving. Consider using a family locator app for real-time updates on their location. Home Safety: If your child will be home alone, create clear guidelines for locking the door and specify who is allowed to visit in your absence. Online Safety: Discuss the importance of internet safety, emphasizing the need to avoid sharing personal information online. Emergency Preparedness: Make sure your child knows what to do in an emergency, whether it’s severe weather or a fire. Identify safe places within your home and establish a meeting point outside. Remember, school safety starts at home, and being proactive can foster a secure environment for everyone. By staying vigilant and reinforcing these tips, you can help your child navigate the school year safely. For more guidance on keeping your family safe, contact us at Nycklemoe & Ellig P.A. Attorneys at Law. We're here to help you safeguard what matters most.
By duda 14 May, 2024
The new season is a great reason to make and keep resolutions. Whether it’s eating right or cleaning out the garage, here are some tips for making and keeping resolutions.
By duda 14 May, 2024
There are so many good reasons to communicate with site visitors. Tell them about sales and new products or update them with tips and information.
By duda 14 May, 2024
Write about something you know. If you don’t know much about a specific topic that will interest your readers, invite an expert to write about it.
07 Oct, 2024
Car accidents are always stressful, especially when children are involved. At Nycklemoe & Ellig, P.A., we understand how overwhelming these situations can be. While no one wants to think about being in an accident, it’s always smart to be prepared. Here’s a step-by-step guide on what to do if you find yourself in this unfortunate situation: Get Safe and Seek Medical Help First Your top priority is safety. If possible, move to a secure location away from traffic. Check on your passengers, especially children, and provide comfort. Even if you feel okay, never refuse medical attention—adrenaline can mask injuries, and children may not express their pain clearly. Always accept a professional medical assessment. Stay Calm and Avoid Admitting Fault It’s essential to remain calm for your own well-being and for those around you. In moments of chaos, especially if children are involved, your calm demeanor can help ease their fear. However, be cautious about what you say. Avoid admitting fault, even if you think you might be responsible. Leave that determination to the authorities and your attorney. Call the Police No matter the severity of the accident, call 911. Having an official police report will be crucial, especially if there are any legal or insurance complications down the road. This report provides an unbiased account of the incident, which will be vital for any claims or disputes. Gather Important Information Collect as much information as you can while waiting for the police. Exchange driver's license numbers, insurance details, and contact information with the other driver(s). Don’t forget to take photos of the vehicles, the scene, and any visible injuries to document the event thoroughly. Take Photos Photographs can be invaluable in legal or insurance situations. Make sure to capture images of the accident scene, vehicle damage, and any injuries. These details can serve as crucial evidence if needed later. Never Refuse Medical Attention We can’t stress this enough. Even if injuries seem minor, it’s vital to get checked out by a medical professional. This is particularly true for children, as they may not be able to clearly communicate any discomfort or injury. We hope you never have to go through such an experience, but it’s always better to be prepared. If you have any concerns or questions about how to handle an accident, feel free to schedule a consultation with us at Nycklemoe & Ellig, P.A. We're here to help you navigate the legal aspects of these challenging situations.
04 Sep, 2024
As the back-to-school season arrives, it's essential to prioritize safety both inside and outside the classroom. Whether your child walks, bikes, takes the bus, or gets dropped off, there are key precautions that can help ensure a smooth and secure transition into the new school year. Before School: Setting Safety Standards Walking or Biking: If your child walks or bikes to school, encourage them to travel with a group of friends. Equip them with reflective clothing or a reflective backpack, especially for darker mornings, and ensure they understand the importance of traffic signals. Bus Safety: Review the basics of boarding and exiting the bus safely. Make sure your child knows their home address by heart in case they need assistance. Car Drop-offs: If you're driving your child, always follow the school's drop-off procedures. Adhere to school zone speed limits and never pass a bus when it's loading or unloading children. At School: Keeping Your Child Safe Memorizing Important Information: Ensure your child knows their full name, your cell phone number, and your home address. Healthy Hygiene: Reinforce proper hand-washing techniques to help keep them healthy throughout the school year. Avoid Personalizing Belongings: Refrain from putting your child’s first name on the exterior of backpacks or lunch boxes, as this can make them vulnerable to strangers. Instead, place initials or names on the inside. Backpack Weight: To promote healthy posture, keep your child’s backpack weight to no more than 5% to 10% of their body weight. Addressing Bullying: Talk to your child about recognizing and reporting bullying, whether they are a witness or a victim. Encourage them to approach a trusted adult if they feel unsafe. Trusted Adult: Help your child identify a "trusted adult" at school they can turn to if they need help or feel threatened. After School: Staying Safe at Home Check-In Routine: If no one is home when your child arrives after school, establish a check-in routine, where they call or text you upon arriving. Consider using a family locator app for real-time updates on their location. Home Safety: If your child will be home alone, create clear guidelines for locking the door and specify who is allowed to visit in your absence. Online Safety: Discuss the importance of internet safety, emphasizing the need to avoid sharing personal information online. Emergency Preparedness: Make sure your child knows what to do in an emergency, whether it’s severe weather or a fire. Identify safe places within your home and establish a meeting point outside. Remember, school safety starts at home, and being proactive can foster a secure environment for everyone. By staying vigilant and reinforcing these tips, you can help your child navigate the school year safely. For more guidance on keeping your family safe, contact us at Nycklemoe & Ellig P.A. Attorneys at Law. We're here to help you safeguard what matters most.
By duda 14 May, 2024
The new season is a great reason to make and keep resolutions. Whether it’s eating right or cleaning out the garage, here are some tips for making and keeping resolutions.
By duda 14 May, 2024
There are so many good reasons to communicate with site visitors. Tell them about sales and new products or update them with tips and information.
By duda 14 May, 2024
Write about something you know. If you don’t know much about a specific topic that will interest your readers, invite an expert to write about it.
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