O'Donnell Law Center : Lake of the Ozarks

Don’t have plans this weekend? No problem! The 18 th Annual Eagle Days is taking place this Saturday, January 6th, and Sunday, January 7th. This event is one of the most popular winter events at the Lake of the Ozarks and O’Donnell Law Center has all the information you need. This is the 18th year that Eagle Days has been at the Lake of the Ozarks. The first live eagle program was held in 1999 and had attracted 651 participants. Last year, there were over 3,700 people that had attended the event which made it one of the most successful Eagle Days. Visitors are urged to bring binoculars and cameras for optimal viewing and photo opportunities of wild eagles at Willmore Lodge and below the Bagnell Dam on the Osage River. This event is FREE and open to the public. It will take place from 9 am to 5:30 pm on Saturday, January 6th and from 10 am until 4:30 pm on Sunday, January 7th. Eagle Days Schedule School of the Osage Heritage Elementary Coloring and photo contest ...

New Year’s Eve is an exciting time that is meant for celebrations of all kinds. Whether that’s a family get together or a party with friends, New Year’s Eve is fun for everyone. While it’s a time that is meant for bringing in the new year with celebration, it’s also a time when safety isn’t always a priority. New Year’s Even Dangers The combination of people out celebrating and the prominent role that drinking often plays at events makes New Year’s Even one of the most common nights of the year for both injuries and accidents. According to the National Safety Council (NSC), roughly one out of ten accidents that occur in December and January happen over the New Year holiday. The hours that lead up to midnight and the early morning of January 1 are the most dangerous. Some common types of accidents that occur during New Year’s Eve include: Car accidents Slips and falls Pedestrian accidents Accidental fires and fireworks injuries Safety Tips for New Year’s Eve ...

It’s the most wonderful time of the year! The holiday season is here and that means presents and gifts of all kinds will be delivered to homes across the country. There’s nothing worse than having packages and mail stolen from your mailbox or right off your front porch. When people steal packages and mail, it’s a crime of opportunity. O’Donnell Law Center has a few tips to keep your packages safe during the holidays. Get a Tracking Number Ask for a tracking number when your package is shipped, that way you know the moment your package was delivered. Track your packages during the entire shipment process and try to be home at the time of delivery. When you place an order, try to schedule a certain date or time for delivery. This way, you can schedule a time when you know you’ll be home. Request a Signature FedEx suggests that you request a signature for delivery. This will ensure that your package won’t be left at your door when you’re not home. While it may require an e...

Thanksgiving is a unique and special holiday that is near and dear to our hearts. Family and friends come together during this time to give thanks for all of the many blessings we have received throughout the year. It’s a time where we can take a step back from our busy lives and think about what we are truly thankful for. O’Donnell Law Center would like to thank all of our clients and friends for their support and we are thankful for the community we are able to serve. To get us into the Thanksgiving spirit, here are some fun facts about this delicious holiday. The first Thanksgiving was 3 days long. This is a change from our Thanksgiving today which only lasts a day. Governor William Bradford had organized the Thanksgiving feast and invited the Plymouth colonists’ Native American allies. However, the celebration continued when the Wampanoag Indian guests joined the Pilgrims. There’s a turkey help hotline. The Butterball Turkey Talk-Line answers about 100,000 calls ...

While we may not want to think so, we are often times judged on our appearance. One place your appearance is closely looked at, is in court. Therefore, looking your best and dressing appropriately is extremely important. When you dress correctly for court, you are showing that you not only respect the courtroom, but that you are taking this matter seriously. Whether you’re in court for a traffic ticket or for a more complicated matter, it’s important to dress appropriately. O’Donnell Law Center is here for you and wants to help you get the best result possible in your case. Because of this, we have put together some information about what you shouldn’t wear to court . Whenever you are in court, you want to present the best image you can. You only have one chance to make a great first impression. When getting ready for court, a great rule to go by is to wear your “Sunday best”, or dress as if you are going to a job interview. It’s also important to dress how you want others to ...