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We Have a Fresh Supply of Winter Gloves for Those in Need

January 3, 2014

It’s cold outside! If you or someone you know is in need of gloves, stop by or call our office. Our annual winter glove giveaway is in full swing and we have a new supply in. As a personal injury lawyer, we see people who are scraping to get by after a car crash, truck accident, or other loss. Often, I don’t know how they can manage to keep their homes together with little or no money coming in. Most folks think it will never happen, but it does. Whatever reason, it doesn’t matter, if you or someone you know needs gloves to keep warm, we have them here for you.

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