If you have any of the symptoms of coronavirus, such as a high fever, coughing or difficulty breathing, you should self-quarantine and call your doctor or a medical professional immediately. Whether you actually have COVID-19 or not, avoiding person-to-person contact can help reduce the spread of the disease.

If you have symptoms of coronavirus and believe you caught COVID-19 at work, your first step should be to immediately quarantine yourself and call a doctor immediately. Your next step may be to consult with an attorney. There are many things to consider, including whether or not your employer provided you with a safe working environment, and a qualified COVID-19 attorney can help you determine the best actions to take in this environment.

The Barnes Firm has a team of coronavirus lawyers available to help answer your questions anytime – Call (800) 800-0000

If a loved one has passed away after contracting the deadly coronavirus, there are many decisions that need to be made. It’s often a good plan to get in touch with an experienced COVID-19 lawyer to go over your legal options during a free strategy session. Depending on how your family member contracted COVID-19, among other factors, you may be able to file a coronavirus lawsuit that would allow you and your family to recover financial compensation, and hold those responsible accountable for their negligent actions.

If you believe the transmission of COVID-19 could’ve been prevented, it’s critical to go over your legal options with a COVID-19 lawyer near you. If you choose, The Barnes Firm is here to help answer any questions you might have 24/7. Call (800) 800-0000

Nearly 20% of all Americans lost their job or suffered financial insecurity due to the coronavirus pandemic. You’re not alone.

In most cases, you can file for unemployment and apply for financial assistance. However, some people may have more complicated situations. For example, if you contracted COVID-19 and subsequently lost your job, it’s important to go over the laws and legal options that could help protect you and your family. A coronavirus lawyer can help you go over your options for free.

Call The Barnes Firm at (800) 800-0000 anytime so our top coronavirus lawyers can help answer any questions that are specific to your situation.

The legal landscape concerning the coronavirus is new and evolving. Individuals infected while residing in a nursing home, while in the government’s custody (a holding center, jail, or prison), or while a passenger on a cruise ship may be entitled to compensation for their injuries and suffering.

You may have a claim if you or a loved one was in the care or custody of a facility, that facility failed to take reasonable measures necessary to prevent exposure to COVID-19, and you or your loved one contracted COVID-19 as a result.

When someone dies as a result of the negligence of another, the deceased person’s family members may sue for damages through a wrongful death lawsuit.
Therefore, if you have a family member who has died as the result of negligence by a nursing home or long term care facility, you may be able to hold the facility responsible by filing a wrongful death lawsuit.
Medical providers and caregivers in nursing homes have a duty to monitor infectious diseases and maintain the safety of some of the most vulnerable members of our community. It is well known that the coronavirus spreads via respiratory droplets and touch. For this reason, the CDC recommends that all people wear face masks and gloves to prevent its spread. If a long-term care facility fails to provide gloves, face masks, face shields, and other supplies to nurses, doctors, and other caregivers, and a resident contracts COVID-19, they may be liable for the spread of the virus.

If you believe you or your loved one has such a claim, The Barnes Firm will investigate and assess whether the nursing home or long term care facility failed to take the appropriate protective measures to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.

If a family member contracted coronavirus and died due to the negligence of a homeless shelter you may be able to hold the shelter responsible by filing a wrongful death lawsuit.

If a family member contracted coronavirus and died as a result of negligence by a holding center, jail or prison you may be able to hold the facility responsible by filing a wrongful death lawsuit.

If the cruise line failed to take reasonable measures to protect their passengers from contracting the virus you may have a claim.

If you or a family member contracted coronavirus and died due to the negligence of a cruise ship you may be able to hold the cruise line responsible by filing a wrongful death lawsuit.
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