Category: News

Thomas Law Offices is proud to publish Volume 12, Edition 2 of Living Safer Magazine. The goal of this issue is to promote security and wellbeing through safety information. With the articles, readers can learn about potentially hazardous products and conditions to keep themselves and their families safe, as well as learn some new ways to stay productive and healthy during and after quarantine.

This issue focuses on business interruption insurance and what you need to know about policies and claims. When a business owner purchases insurance, they do so in an attempt to have the means to recover from a catastrophic event that causes damage to their business. For example, business interruption insurance is useful in the event of a fire or weather-related event.

On June 1, 2020, Mayor Greg Fischer fired Louisville Metro Police Department’s Chief, Steve Conrad. The decision was made after Fisher learned that officers did not have their body cameras turned on at the fatal shooting of David McAtee.

Tad Thomas, a successful trial lawyer from Kentucky and one of the co-founders of Lawyer Minds, interviewed about his career and what he’s learned as a trial lawyer. Beginning with his decision about choosing this profession, Thomas talked about reading an article about a lawyer named Frank Haddad. Inspired by similarities in upbringing and Haddad’s tenacity when fighting for his clients, Thomas spent some time working for Haddad and the law has been his career ever since.

Robin Armstrong, medical director of The Resort at Texas City nursing home, is conducting a controversial observational study on the elderly patients diagnosed with COVID-19 in his nursing home. He’s administering the drug hydroxychloroquine to residents with the virus even though the drug has not been proven to treat coronavirus.

On Monday, April 13, 17 bodies were found in the insufficiently sized morgue of Andover Subacute and Rehabilitation Center in Sussex County, New Jersey. An anonymous tip led police to the nursing home, where they found the troubling amount of bodies crammed into the morgue intended for only four bodies. The anonymous source also said that the bodies were first stored in a shed but were moved to the morgue.