William Theodoros

Scammers continue to take advantage of the COVID-19 pandemic to steal money through a variety of means. The FBI is warning the health care industry in particular of an increased potential for fraudulent activity dealing with the purchase of COVID-19-related medical equipment. Based on the current stress on the supply chain, scammers may promise equipment...

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It is our mission at Theodoros & Rooth to raise awareness to our many clients and friends with information about the current health crisis. As you know, we are in an unprecedented situation with the worldwide coronavirus/COVID-19 pandemic.   Far too many people are living in fear and are suffering. To make matters worse, there has...

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Everyone at Theodoros & Rooth is closely monitoring the quickly developing Corona Virus (Covid-19) pandemic. Based upon all available information, we have created a business continuity plan that will allow us to continue to serve the needs of our clients, while protecting our staff, clients, and the public from unnecessary and preventable exposure to the...

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There are more counterfeit medicines on the market today than you would ever imagine. This is already a serious global crime – and it’s growing dramatically. Shockingly, in cases that have been tried against these criminals, the penalties have amounted to a slap on the hand.  According to an investigative report in the AARP Bulletin,...

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The Indiana State Police would like to remind drivers of the dangers of distracted driving.  We hear so much about texting and driving. That’s a major concern, of course.  But there is more. Not long ago, a crash killed three people on Interstate 65 near Indianapolis. The driver responsible is facing three counts of reckless...

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Unfortunately, the winter weather presents a lot of extra dangers on the road, such as heavy traffic, big trucks, slippery roads, reduced visibility, people in a rush, speeding, texting and driving, and of course, people driving under the influence. At Theodoros & Rooth we have seen far too many accidents caused by simple irresponsible operators...

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The New York Times once said that the cellphone has become the “remote control of our lives.” These days, most people can’t live without this device.  Far too often, these phones are taking over our lives – too often in a dangerous way. A new study indicates that over a 20-year period, more than 2,500 cellphone users...

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