Determining Fault in a Car Accident

One unfortunate feature of our roadways is the virtual inevitability of car accidents. Often these accidents are caused by unexpected dangers, such as hazards on the roadway, reckless drivers, fatigued drivers, or simply bad judgment. Regardless of the reason, when a car crash happens, one of the first priorities among those who were injured is…

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6 Way Defective Car Parts Lead to Injuries and Fatal Accidents

Millions of vehicles each year undergo some type of recall involving either defective parts, manufacturing defects, or design errors. These issues can lead to serious and dangerous consequences for drivers and passengers on the road if they are not discovered promptly. Some drivers either ignore recall announcements or fail to receive a recall notice. If…

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Liability for Dog Bites in North Carolina

Dogs are man’s (and woman’s) best friend – especially during a pandemic, when spending time with any friends is difficult. Dogs do more than keep us company; they provide a source of love and entertainment – that is, until they bite. When a dog bites, the victim may need immediate medical help to treat any…

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Lane Departure Truck Accidents

Lane departures occur when a truck – due to its width, shifting cargo, wind, and other control issues – veers into a passing lane, a slower lane, or, in the worst case scenario, into oncoming traffic. When trucks intentionally shift lanes, the driver has to worry about the trucks’ blinds spots, the speed of other…

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The Difference Between a Personal Injury Insurance Claim and a Lawsuit

Sometimes you may hear the phrases “personal injury claim” and “personal injury lawsuit” used interchangeably. However, the two are actually quite different. A personal injury claim typically involves you and your attorney and the insurance company for the at-fault party working out a settlement for your injuries and losses. A personal injury lawsuit, on the…

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Workers’ Compensation for Office Employees in North Carolina

Office workers are entitled to claim workers’ compensation benefits if they are injured while working. Benefits can include payment of a percentage of lost wages, payment for all reasonable and necessary medical bills, and, in some cases, payment for permanent injury. While office workers don’t necessarily do heavy lifting and moving like construction or industrial…

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What to Expect in a Personal Injury Deposition

A personal injury action involves many steps and stages, but one of the most anxiety-producing phases is deposition. However, an effective deposition is crucial to the outcome of your case, and there is no need to stress over it if you go in thoroughly prepared. Knowing what to expect is one of the best ways…

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Workers’ Compensation for Nurses in North Carolina

Nursing is tough profession. Many nurses work long-shifts. They are constantly at risk of sprains, falls, back injuries and other types of bodily injuries. They are also at risk for infections, illnesses, and diseases. They have to work with people who, by definition of being in a hospital, aren’t at their best. These caregivers deserve…

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