Black History Month Spotlight ✨ Bessie Blount Griffin was an inventor, nurse, and physical therapist whose groundbreaking work helped amputee veterans regain independence. Her innovations redefined accessibility and patient care. Born in Hickory, Virginia in 1914, Griffin moved to New Jersey and became a physical therapist. She worked with WWII veterans and invented an assistive device to help those with lost limbs feed themselves. She later went on to work in law enforcement conducting Forensic

🎥 Check out this a little video we made featuring the Black History Museum & Cultural Center of Virginia and then mark your calendar for February 18th from 2-4pm for a special screening and panel discussion of Echoes of a Dream, the nine-minute short film that won the Audience Choice Award for Best Short Film at the Richmond International Film Festival. The film explores Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy and lasting impact in Richmond, VA. Following the screening, a panel will discuss the fil

Don't accidentally admit fault, let the evidence do the talking! 🗣️ And remember, what you post online matters. Insurance companies do look at social media, so it’s best to avoid posting about your accident. 👨‍💻❌ *For general informational purposes only. This is not legal advice and does not create an attorney-client relationship. | The Pendleton Law Team

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