Polinsky Law Group LLC

10/26/2026

Did you know that personal injury attorneys differ from other types of attorneys? They have a unique set of skills and responsibilities compared to other attorneys, including handling a wide variety of cases, working with emotional clients, understanding the need for extensive documentation, and managing the emotional toll of the work. We're proud to say we have decades of experience in this niche area of the law. https://www.psp-law.net/

10/23/2026

The best time to prepare for a car accident is before it happens. Keep an accident kit in your trunk with basic medical supplies, a pen and paper, and medical alert cards for family members with allergies or other conditions. More tips: https://bit.ly/4k4hD1c

10/20/2026

The moments after a motor vehicle crash are stressful, and what you do next matters. This month's You Should Know newsletter covers the first 10 minutes and the first 10 hours after a road accident. Read it now, before you need it: https://bit.ly/4sd5eu7

10/02/2026

Parking lots seem like one of the safest places for pedestrians: slow speeds, full attention, well-lit spaces. But distracted driving is actually more common in parking lots than on the open road.

Many drivers text or check their phones, assuming the lower speeds make it less risky. It doesn't. Even at low speed, an SUV or pickup truck can cause serious injury, and parking lot pedestrian crashes can be fatal. https://bit.ly/4xbQJYq

09/30/2026

Organizations such as the AARP Foundation offer tools designed to help individuals and families assess the risk of social isolation and identify available community resources. Awareness is often the first step toward meaningful intervention.

See if you're affected by social isolation and stay connected, with help from AARP Foundation and United Health Foundation.

09/28/2026

Regular contact through phone calls, visits, or community engagement has been shown to meaningfully reduce feelings of isolation among older adults. Community transportation programs and volunteer driver services can also help address a significant barrier: access to the activities and appointments that support ongoing social connection. https://bit.ly/4qHIvFu

09/26/2026

Did you know many injuries occur in the retail industry due to slips, trips, and falls on slippery floor surfaces or in cluttered walkways? To avoid these injuries, a bit of caution can go a long way. After the fall, it is important to record the names and contact information of any witnesses. Have someone photograph the area before the danger is cleaned up. Check for surveillance cameras and question store employees about obtaining a copy of the videotape. And finally, give us a call to see if we can help. https://bit.ly/3mWgf3k

09/24/2026

Withdrawal from social activities, loss of interest in hobbies, and increased confusion are recognized indicators of social isolation. Families are encouraged to take these signs seriously rather than attribute them solely to aging. https://bit.ly/4i5bxgl

09/21/2026

Social isolation and physical safety risks are closely linked for older adults. Seniors who live alone may lack a support system to notice missed medications or delayed care following a fall or medical emergency, factors that can significantly affect health outcomes. https://bit.ly/3SVWiMp

09/20/2026

Teen drivers are more likely to be involved in a car accident than any other group. So it's a good idea to sit down with your teen and discuss what they should do to protect themselves and others BEFORE a crash occurs:

1) Stay calm, and don't drive off.
2) Check everyone in the car for injuries.
3) Turn on hazard lights and move the car to a safe place – or if not drivable – get everyone out of the vehicle and out of traffic.
4) Call 911.
5) Call a parent.
6) Know where insurance and registration documents are stored.
7) Collect information from the other driver but do not accept blame.
8) Seek medical attention.

And if your teen IS ever injured in a car, truck, or motorcycle accident, we're ready to answer your questions: https://bit.ly/2V4QVN0