Great news for all of our Valley pet lovers! Moore Law Firm, through the Give Moore Program, has announced a partnership with the Palm Valley Animal Shelter and the Laurie P. Andrews PAWS center to sponsor a “Pet of the Month” in an effort to help find forever homes for our adorable furry friends! Lucky […]
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It’s undeniable that the popularity of ride-hailing and ride-sharing companies have increased dramatically over the last few years. Since 2016, ride sharing users in the United States has grown over 36% in two years with an estimated 58.5 million users in 2018 with that number is expected to rise to 77.4 million by 2022. What makes ride-sharing unique
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Meteorologists are keeping an eye on some tropical development in the Carribean Sea, currently named “Invest-95” that could potentially grow into a tropical depression, tropical storm, or this season’s next hurricane and head anywhere between the Rio Grande Valley and Houston. According to the National Hurricane Center, the tropical development is expected to move into
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U.S. District Judge Ricardo H. Hinojosa denied Dr. Zamora-Quezada, who stands trial for a health care fraud scheme that involved misdiagnosing numerous patients, has denied Dr. Zamora to be released on bond for the third time. Dr. Zamora’s attorneys argue that the reason they were requesting for his release was due to their inability to
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TWIA’s board of directors, in a 5-4 vote, proposed a 10% hike in all residential and commercial policies for 2019 coverage. This proposed hike would affect 213,278 policyholders to date and, if approved by the Texas Commissioner of Insurance, the average premiums per policy would increase from $1,589 per year to $1,745. Residents of cities such
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Last week, Chad Terhune of Kaiser Health News wrote about Drew Calver, the 44-year-old Texas teacher who suffered a heart attack, had health insurance and was still stuck with a nearly $109,000 hospital bill. Calver’s insurance covered approximately $55,000 for a four-day stay at St. David’s Medical Center in Austin, TX. From the article: The total bill $164,941
