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North Carolina Work Van Accidents

If you have been injured by someone driving a work van, it is important that you speak with an attorney as soon as possible. Small businesses and online sales have led to a boom in work vans being on the road. This has led to a sharp increase in city

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Personal Injury

North Carolina Beach Premises Liability Cases

Many people will say that sharks are their greatest fear while at the beach, but truth-be-told, the risk of predatory fish is minor compared to other boardwalk and beach accidents resulting in personal injury or death. Walkways and bridges will be frequently used to access the beach and cross over

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Motor Vehicle Collisions

Representation for Personal Injury Cases Involving Amputation

Experiencing a high-speed automobile crash can be one of the most frightening and deadly experiences in a person’s lifetime. While today’s cars, trucks, and SUVs are designed with much more safety than motor vehicles of the past, at interstate and beltway speeds, these safety features are more than just handy.

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Motor Vehicle Collisions

North Carolina Hit-and-Runs

Most North Carolinians find that the automobile accident claims process is quite frustrating.  From negotiating with unsympathetic insurance adjusters to dealing with aggressive bill collectors, it is not a pleasant experience.  It can be even more frustrating when you cannot determine the party’s identity that caused the collision. Hit-and-runs are

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Personal Injury

Infections Caused by Dog Bites

Animal attacks such as dog bites can be a life-changing, traumatic event for anyone. Beyond the emotional toll of an attack, it’s important to be aware of the possible physical ramifications, including infections caused by dog bites. Infected animal bites can be prevented by the proper treatment and awareness. Identifying

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Motor Vehicle Collisions

Wrist Fractures from Automobile Collisions

Hand and wrist injuries are common consequences of North Carolina car accidents, often caused by the force of the impact. Like other automobile injuries, hand and wrist injuries can be profoundly serious and significantly impact the quality of the victim’s life. Wrist fractures are one of the most common injuries

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Motor Vehicle Collisions

How Safe Tractor-Trailer Following Distance Can Prevent Accidents

An accident involving a fully loaded North Carolina tractor-trailer and a smaller passenger vehicle can lead to catastrophic injuries. A rear-end truck accident often occurs when a larger truck collides with the back of a smaller vehicle. In such incidents, the substantial mass and speed of the truck result in

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Personal Injury

Chronic Post Motor Vehicle Collision Headaches

Headaches are common after a North Carolina motor vehicle wreck. These headaches can be referred to as post-traumatic headaches, and most resolve after a few months. However, a surprising number of crash victims experience chronic post motor vehicle headaches for years after their wreck. The treatment and severity of this

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Personal Injury

FMCSA Regulations for Trucking Companies

Tractor-trailers are among the largest and most hazardous vehicles on North Carolina roadways. They require drivers who can safely operate and control these massive vehicles to avoid severe and even deadly accidents. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) establishes the minimum standards governing the administration of CDL programs. These

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Motor Vehicle Collisions

Lumbar Spinal Fusion Surgery After a Car Accident

A lumbar spinal fusion surgery is a common treatment for serious spinal cord injuries. It is designed to stop the motion at a painful vertebral segment, which in turn should decrease pain generated from the joint. Spinal fusion involves techniques designed to mimic the normal healing process of broken bones.

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