by Grant Schwarz | Apr 15, 2025 | Bed Bug Bites
While often relegated to the realm of late-night jokes and hotel horror stories, the reality of a bed bug infestation and its resulting bites is far from trivial. These tiny, nocturnal creatures can inflict a significant toll on human beings, extending far beyond the...
by Grant Schwarz | Apr 15, 2025 | Bed Bug Blog
Bed bugs, those elusive nocturnal pests, have been a source of distress for centuries. Their resurgence in recent years has led to significant challenges, particularly in communal living environments such as college dormitories. The situation at the University of...
On Behalf of BED BUG LAW | Mar 20, 2025 | AirBNB / VRBO
Staying at an Airbnb can be a wonderful experience, but encountering bed bugs is a nightmare no guest wants to face. If you’ve experienced bed bug injuries during your stay, you likely have many questions. Here are some common FAQs to help you navigate the situation:...
On Behalf of Bed Bug Law | Jul 22, 2024 | Firm News
Bedbugs, those tiny, blood-sucking pests that have plagued humanity for centuries, are making a comeback. Despite modern advancements in pest control, these resilient insects continue to thrive. Experts warn that the bedbug resurgence is real, and it’s affecting...
On Behalf of Bed Bug Law | Jun 18, 2024 | Bed Bug Bites
If you suffer from bug bites, the location of those bites on your body can be very telling. It helps you identify the type of bug that has been biting you. For example, if you have a pet with fleas, you may experience bites near your ankles. However, this is not the...
On Behalf of Bed Bug Law | Jun 7, 2024 | Hotels / Motels
When you’re on vacation with your family or traveling for business, few things are more unsettling than the idea of sharing your hotel room with bed bugs. These tiny, elusive pests can turn your relaxing stay in your hotel room into a nightmare. Few things can shock...
On Behalf of Bed Bug Law | Jun 4, 2024 | Bed Bug Bites
If you travel to different parts of the U.S., you might unintentionally stay in a place with a bed bug infestation. If so, you might find the bed bugs take advantage of your visit to do a bit of traveling of their own. Discovering that bed bugs have accompanied you...
On Behalf of Bed Bug Law | May 22, 2024 | Bed Bug Bites
Bed bugs multiply by laying eggs. This is why an infestation can quickly get out of control. It may start small, but bed bugs can quickly multiply. After all, bed bugs themselves are relatively short-lived. The average lifespan is only from 4 to 6 months. But if the...
On Behalf of Bed Bug Law | May 10, 2024 | Bed Bug Bites
As a general rule, bed bugs don’t actively spread known diseases. They’re not like ticks, where a bite could lead to the onset of Lyme disease. The bites from a bed bug can cause significant itching and other types of discomfort, but they typically don’t cause disease...
On Behalf of Bed Bug Law | Apr 25, 2024 | AirBNB / VRBO
When people don’t want to stay in hotels, they will sometimes rent Airbnbs. This can give them a more secluded place to stay. Someone may not want to be in a hotel downtown, for instance, but will rent a smaller house outside of the city for their family. People often...