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  • Dennis VanDerGinst Appointed to Boys & Girls Clubs

    Dennis VanDerGinst Appointed to Boys & Girls Clubs

    VanDerGinst Law is proud to announce that President/CEO, Dennis VanDerGinst has been appointed to the Board of Directors for the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Mississippi Valley. The Mission of Boys & Girls Clubs is to “Empower all youth to reach their highest potential by providing safe spaces and transformative experiences.”  To do so…

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  • Social Media Can Hurt Your Case

    Social Media Can Hurt Your Case

    Why Social Media Can Hurt Your Injury Case  In today’s world, it’s second nature to share personal experiences on social media. Whether it’s a quick status update, a photo, or even a check-in, we often document our daily lives without a second thought. However, if you’ve been injured in an accident, what you post online…

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  • Comparative Fault

    Comparative Fault

    Can I File a Personal Injury Claim if I’m Partially at Fault? Understanding Comparative Fault  If you’ve been involved in an accident, you might wonder whether you can still file a claim if you were partially at fault. The good news is that in many cases, you can still seek compensation—even if you share some…

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  • TV And Movies VS. Reality

    TV And Movies VS. Reality

    The Practice of Law: Media vs. Reality  The legal profession is often glamorized, dramatized, and, in many cases, misrepresented in movies, television shows, and the media. While legal dramas make for compelling entertainment, the real practice of law is typically much more complex, nuanced, and less glamorous than what’s depicted on-screen. Let’s take a look…

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  • Slip Trip and Falls

    Slip Trip and Falls

    What to Do if You’re Involved in a Slip/Trip and Fall  Slip and fall accidents can happen in the blink of an eye, and they are especially common during the colder months when snow and ice create hazardous conditions on sidewalks, parking lots, and entryways. If you find yourself involved in a slip, trip, or…

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  • Safety at Fairs and Carnivals

    Safety at Fairs and Carnivals

    Fairs and carnivals are staples of summer, filled with fun, excitement, and memories for families and friends. However, amid the lights, sounds, and thrill rides, there are also potential risks. At VanDerGinst Law, we want to ensure that your experience at these events remains joyful and free from harm. Here are some essential safety tips…

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  • Boating Safety

    Boating Safety

    Stay Safe on the Water: Boater Safety Tips from VanDerGinst Law As summer comes to an end, many of us are making the most of the remaining warm days by enjoying time on the water. Whether you’re out on a boat, jet ski, or kayak, it’s essential to prioritize safety to ensure a fun and…

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  • Can Social Media Impact my Personal Injury Case?

    Can Social Media Impact my Personal Injury Case?

    How Social Media Can Impact Your Personal Injury Case ~M. Ernat It should come as no surprise that social media usage has increased significantly since we entered the pandemic. Communicating via social media, for many, has become their only form of communication with family & friends as we found ourselves quarantined and socially distanced. In…

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  • Concussion From A Car Accident

    Concussion From A Car Accident

    By M.Ernat The Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) identify concussions as a mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI). The actions that cause the concussion (bumps, blows, jolts to the head or body) “cause the brain to bounce around inside the skull, which causes chemical changes in the brain and damages brain cells. These changes…

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  • Firework Safety: 5 Tips to Stay Safe this 4th of July

    Firework Safety: 5 Tips to Stay Safe this 4th of July

    You may be stocking up on fireworks, but before we get to Independence Day, let’s review some firework safety tips.

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