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Bisnar Chase supports family rocked by double DUI crash tragedy
Yahoo agrees to $50 million payout for hacking victims
What can you do to prevent tragic teen suicide video trend?
Recent victory - Brian Chase, Scott Ritsema
Did you know? Family-friendly Labradors pose a serious bite risk
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Support for Family After Pregnant Mom Crash Tragedy

Bisnar Chase is standing with a devastated family after a mom and her unborn baby were killed in a tragic DUI crash. Krystil Kincaid, 29, was almost nine months pregnant with unborn daughter Avalynn when her vehicle was hit head-on by another car.

The incident happened in Hemet in September. Pro boxer Marcos Forestal is alleged to have caused the crash, and has been charged with gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated. He is suspected of drunk driving and speeding at the time of the crash.

Krystil’s heartbroken husband Zach Kincaid is on a mission to hold the culprit responsible. The maximum sentence that the driver of the other vehicle can receive in this case is 10 years in prison, because California law does not recognize unborn Avalynn as a person. Father-of-four Zach wants to see the law changed, and is urging Californians to sign his online petition at Change.org. The page already has nearly 180,000 signatures.

The Kincaid family will be represented by Bisnar Chase as they fight for justice.

Brian Chase, senior partner at Bisnar Chase, said the Kincaid family is fighting for all Californians who have suffered devastating losses like this.

"For the law not to consider a 36-week-old fully-developed child 'a person' here is simply heartbreaking," he added. "We fully support Zach Kincaid and his family as they mount this noble fight for justice while at the same time having to contend with their terrible loss." Read more.

Yahoo to Pay Out $50M to Hacking Victims

In one of the largest class action settlements in U.S. history, internet giant Yahoo has agreed to pay $50 million to victims of a massive security breach. The breach is estimated to have hit up to 200 million U.S. consumers and about 3 billion email accounts across the globe. According to Techcrunch.com, this major settlement agreement is the culmination of a two-year lawsuit.

The lawsuit is a result of a major hacking incident which saw emails and passwords stolen. Yahoo estimated that close to three billion accounts were affected by a series of data breaches, beginning in 2013. The hacks are suspected to have been a state-sponsored attack by Russia, though these claims are unconfirmed.

Details of the Settlement

Yahoo – which is now part of Verizon’s Oath business – will pay $50 million in compensation, which will be divided between 200 million users in the United States and Israel. The company will also cover up to $35 million in attorney fees relating to the case and provide affected customers in the U.S. with credit monitoring. Businesses can also claim costs for losses linked to the hacks.

Watch Out For Labrador Attacks!

Most people think of Labradors as friendly family dogs who would not hurt a fly. A lot of the time, that is absolutely true. But if you are not careful around a badly-behaved Labrador, you may be sorry.

Dogs are just like people – they are individuals with unique tempers, traits and temperaments. The truth is that a badly-trained or poorly-treated Labrador is just as likely to bite as many of the more feared dog breeds. When a Labrador does bite, it can cause severe and life-altering wounds.

Read Bisnar Chase’s new Labrador feature for all the information you need on the Labrador breed – including what to do if you are the victim of a Lab attack.

Rise of Teen Online Suicide Videos: Signs to Look for and How to Help

A deadly new trend has emerged among youngsters who are airing the last moments of their lives online in social media suicide videos. These videos have started to plague YouTube and Facebook Live, where suicides have been broadcast across the internet in real time.

Data shows that suicide rates have risen among adolescents, and children as young as 12 have streamed themselves online as they take their own lives. One of the prominent factors identified as contributing to this suicide spike is cyber-bullying through social media, which can leave youngsters experiencing isolation, anxiety, and depression. Experts have also revealed that there is a lack of resources available for the growing population of people with mental health conditions that can lead to suicide.

Signs to Look Out For

Indicators of suicidal urges to watch for include a person being withdrawn, not caring about their appearance, experiencing calmness after a major depressive episode, or suddenly visiting all family members.

The act of talking and listening to a youngster can go a long way. However, if you suspect someone may commit suicide, you should contact law enforcement, a mental health worker, or a suicide hotline.

Child National Youth Advocacy Hotline: 1-800-USA-KIDS (872-5437)

National Suicide Prevention Hotline: 1-800-273-8255

The Trevor Line (LGBQT): 1-866-488-7386

Veterans Crisis Line: 1-800-273-8255 - Press 1

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