Safely Navigating Holiday Season During the Pandemic
The holidays have always been known as a fun and festive time of year. Sadly, 2020 has not made it easy to enjoy the company of friends and family, and it doesn’t seem to be letting up over the next few weeks. Of course all of us want to see the loved ones we’ve been…
4 Hidden Bathroom Toxins You Should Toss Right Now
Have you ever stopped to think about how much exposure you’ve had to chemicals that may be unstable or unsafe for human use? Did you know the average person uses 9 products on their bodies everyday? With an average of 14 ingredients in each product, that means on average people are exposing themselves to 126…
Northern Virginia Fall Activities While Social Distancing
There’s a chill in the air, which means autumn is nearly here! The activities we can safely partake in are limited thanks to the pandemic, but that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy pumpkin picking, changing leaves, PSLs, apple cider donuts, etc. while taking appropriate safety precautions. Below you will find some of our favorite, must-visit…
Texting & Driving: How to Save Your Kids
Texting and driving. Two words that do not belong in the same sentence, yet if you drive down the street and look around you, we can almost guarantee you’ll see at least one person driving with their phone in hand. It has become one of the most terrifying phenomenon of our times. Cell phone use…
Breaking News: COVID-19 Updates (Week of Sept. 14)
It has been 6 months since the novel coronavirus pandemic began. Here are the latest COVID-19 headlines so you don’t have to spend hours seeking article after article. Coronavirus Update, Week of September 14, 2020 Oxford COVID-19 Vaccine is Still Possible This Year, Says AstraZeneca Chief https://www.theguardian.com/business/2020/sep/10/oxford-covid-19-vaccine-is-still-possible-this-year-says-astrazeneca-chief On Tuesday, September 8th, it was announced by…
COVID-19: Top Stories TODAY, August 27th | the latest on the pandemic
It has been over 5 months since the pandemic began, and unfortunately the novel coronavirus is still here. Here are the latest headlines so you don’t have to spend your day seeking article after article. Coronavirus Update, August 27, 2020 Scientists think they found another coronavirus mutation – but this one is good news https://bgr.com/2020/08/25/coronavirus-mutation-382-orf8-strain-singapore-study/ …
Online Privacy for Children (+ How Kids Can Stay Safe Online)
In this modern world, internet access is at an arm’s reach at nearly every moment of every day. As adults, most of us use the internet responsibly — as a tool as well as a source of entertainment. We grab at our phones whenever we need to look up the distance between your current location…
Meet Katherine Trejo, Parrish Law Firm, PLLC Annual Academic Scholarship Recipient
Katherine Trejo, a rising senior at George Mason University, is the most recent recipient of the Parrish Law Firm Annual Academic Scholarship. Katherine is a great example of who this $1,000 scholarship is designed to help — someone who is dedicated to helping others and changing the future Katherine is a student in the Jimmy and…
When & Why You Need A Personal Injury Lawyer
Imagine this moment: Your vehicle has spun out of control and your windshield just shattered into a thousand pieces. Before all the glass even settles, you’re thrown into a whirlwind of hospital visits, legal paperwork, calls with insurance adjusters, court hearings, etc. Sounds stressful, doesn’t it? Well, that’s why choosing to hire a personal injury…
Lyme Disease Is No Joke. What You Need to Know:
Lyme disease is one of the most common diseases in the United States. In fact, there are ~30,000 reported cases across the country annually. Lyme itself is caused by two bacteria: 1. Borrelia mayonii & 2. Borrelia burgdorferi. If you live in Virginia, you are likely already aware that lyme is a major problem, especially…
