Goldberg & Osborne Releases Complimentary Consumer Guides
Phoenix, Ariz. (PRWEB) November 04, 2016 -- Goldberg & Osborne, the largest law firm in Arizona devoted exclusively to the practice of personal injury law, can now add “Consumer Advocates” to its role in helping people.
The firm has announced the launch of its Consumer Guides library – a collection of free, online consumer guides to help individuals overcome many challenging life choices or tasks.
The guides are generally printable three- to six-pages, easy-to-read and designed with the consumer in mind. Most of the guides will include links to authoritative websites with more information on a topic as well as recommended search terms for consumers, who may want to access even more information.
“Our firm has been helping people for nearly three decades with their claims for compensation after being injured by others,” says Mark Goldberg, founding partner. “Throughout the years, we have seen clients, family and friends struggle with all kinds of other challenges that they face in life. Now we have an opportunity to provide free consumer guides to help people solve problems and get answers to important challenges they face.”
The first 20 guides were released in bulk on October 26. They cover topics such as senior care, buying health and life insurances, financing a home and a vehicle, renter’s insurance, how to choose a doctor or dentist, home nursing care, hospice care, retirement planning, choosing home and vehicle repair professionals, choosing veterinarians, choosing a pet care facility, searching for a job, creating your own website, managing stress and anxiety and writing an effective resume.
After the launch, Goldberg & Osborne plans to continue to release additional consumer guides every month for an indefinite period.
Guides can be downloaded from 1800theeagle.com. To receive updates, like Goldberg & Osborne on Facebook at facebook.com/1800theeagle.
Amanda Ventura, Evolve PR and Marketing, http://evolveprandmarketing.com, +1 4807517188, [email protected]
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