by | May 22, 2021 | Dallas Nurse Attorney, Dallas Nurse Lawyer, Dallas Nurse License Defense Attorney
The County of El Paso officially released that Covid-19 related deaths surpassed it’s 1,000 death grim milestone. However, according to other reports, El Paso already surpassed that sad mark about a month ago. According to the data, El Paso County had 1,003 Covide-19...
by | May 20, 2021 | Dallas Nurse Attorney, Dallas Nurse Lawyer, Dallas Nurse License Defense Attorney
A medical facility in El Paso refuted the allegations of neglect of their Covid-19 patients. The allegation was recently posted via social media by a traveling nurse in El Paso. According to the traveling nurse, she was at the medical facility for two and a half...
by | May 18, 2021 | Dallas Nurse Attorney, Dallas Nurse Lawyer, Dallas Nurse License Defense Attorney
The city-county of El Paso has released an official statement that the death toll from the Covid-19 pandemic surpassed 1,000 deaths. El Paso County reported 11 deaths from Covid-19 which raised the death toll to 1,010. Deaths occurred between the months of October and...
by | May 16, 2021 | Dallas Nurse Attorney, Dallas Nurse Lawyer, Dallas Nurse License Defense Attorney
Normally, people leave the workforce for a lot of reasons. Some of these include focusing on their families, going to school, or simply hitting their retirement age. However, more and more people are now retiring because of Covid-19 pandemic. Since 2011, there are...
by | May 14, 2021 | Dallas Nurse Attorney, Dallas Nurse Lawyer, Dallas Nurse License Defense Attorney
London health authorities warn those who have serious medical conditions and allergies not to take the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine. The warning occurred after two adverse reactions were investigated on the first day of their massive vaccination program. Read the news...
by | May 12, 2021 | Dallas Nurse Attorney, Dallas Nurse Lawyer, Dallas Nurse License Defense Attorney
An elementary school in Dallas switches to virtual instruction until the 5th of January next year in response to the rising cases of Covid-19 on their campus. The school came up with the decision one-third of the school’s teachers and the staff was tested positive for...
