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Motor Vehicle Collisions

Representation for a Child Injured in a Car Accident

As a parent, it is difficult to see your child in pain, especially when there is little you can do to help. Though toddler seats, booster chairs, and other safety resources for children have helped minimize the frequency of serious injuries in automobile crashes, a child injured in a car accident is

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Representation for North Carolina Burn Injuries

Victims of fires and other burn incidents are often left with physical and psychological scars and injuries that leave them with overwhelming medical bills, lost wages, and life-changing pain and suffering. When someone else caused the burn injury because of their negligence — such as an apartment landlord failing to

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Personal Injury

North Carolina Dram Shop Liability Claims

North Carolina Dram Shop liability law prohibits bars, restaurants, ABC stores, and other establishments from serving alcohol to certain customers. Juries can hold these businesses liable for damages when their actions result in drunk driving accidents. Similarly, people who serve alcohol at gatherings or parties in their homes could be

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Personal Injury

Myofascial Pain Syndrome

All of us have experienced muscle pain of one form or another, whether from overuse, stress, or injury. With rest and some form of therapy, the pain fades, and we soon return to our old selves. But what if the pain does not go away—what if, in fact, it seems

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Motor Vehicle Collisions

Representation For North Carolina School Bus Crash Victims

According to the American School Bus Council, 26 million students ride a school bus each school day in the U.S., and most ride twice a day. Students deserve a safe, reliable way to get to school, and school bus crash victims deserve justice. If you or a loved one were injured

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Slip and Fall Premises Liability Cases

North Carolina law requires business and landowners to keep their property safe and secure from dangerous and hazardous conditions. If you suffer a personal injury because of someone’s failure to remove or protect against such a condition, you may be able to state a claim under North Carolina premises liability

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Bicep Tendon Tear: Symptoms, Treatment & Recovery

The bicep is a muscle located at the front of the upper arm. Two tendons attach the muscle to the bones in the arm and shoulder, which allows movement. A tear in the bicep tendon can be very painful and often require surgery and a long healing process. Something like

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Personal Injury

Third-Party Negligence Claims

Chapter 97 of the North Carolina General Statutes is the Workers Compensation Act. This law controls all aspects of worker’ compensation claims. When a North Carolina employee is entitled to workers’ compensation benefits for an injury that occurred while working and the injury was caused by a negligent third-party, the

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Bicycle Safety Precautions

With COVID-19 stay-at-home orders in place, now more than ever North Carolinians are riding their bicycles as a way to get out of the house. In order to reduce the risk of being injured while riding a bicycle, you should always take safety precautions. Here are some steps you can

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Motor Vehicle Collisions

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: Symptoms, Causes and Treatment

Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) is frequently associated with office workers hunched over a keyboard or chronic texters who never give their thumbs a break. Indeed, posture and repetitive motions like typing are undoubtedly responsible for many CTS cases. However, direct trauma to the hand and wrist in a car accident

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