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The N.C. Department of Transportation (NCDOT) determines safety performance by a measure of the state’s fatality rate. Wake County Statistics In 2020, Wake County saw a decrease in automobile collisions from the previous year. 2019 had 39,151 collisions and only 28,607 in 2020. The crash rate in Wake County was
Though motor vehicles have never been safer, the safety of occupants still relies on the proper use of a seat belt. Unfortunately, many drivers and passengers choose to ignore this effective and proven safety device. This puts themselves at risk for injuries or even death. Why Wearing a Seat Belt
With less drivers on the road, it seems as if the number of fatal crashes or crashes in general would be less, right? Well, not quite. North Carolina did see a 19% decrease in miles traveled in 2020, but a 8% increase in fatal crashes. Increase in Fatal Crashes According
In recent years, distracted driving has become a catalyst for North Carolina automobile collisions. Despite the efforts from law enforcement and legislators to stop it, people continue to drive distracted. Now, a proposed hands-free law hopes to stop distracted driving. Proposed New Law This new law, would require all adult
Due to the pandemic, North Carolina roadways have been less busy than ever before. Despite North Carolina roadways being less busy, fatal auto collisions were more frequent in 2020 than in 2019. Traffic Trends During Pandemic In 2020, accidents in the state were fewer in overall, but deadlier. The number
Tractor-trailers, also known as 18-wheelers, are some of the largest vehicles on North Carolina roadways. Due to their size and weight, their blind spots are far reaching and they cannot stop as quickly as a typical car. Tractor-trailer drivers, therefore, must be skilled, attentive, and well-trained to ensure everyone’s safety.
Dog attacks, especially those involving certain breeds such as Pit Bulls and Rottweilers, can result in devastating injuries beyond mere surface wounds. The force of a dog bite can inflict deep lacerations, breaks in the skin, and damage to underlying tissues, which frequently leads to permanent scarring and significant disfigurement.
Every day, we trust doctors and pharmacists to diagnose and treat illnesses, from the common cold to life-threatening conditions. When pharmaceutical negligence occurs, that trust is broken, which can endanger the patient. That is why knowing who is liable when pharmacy errors occur is essential. Types of Pharmaceutical Negligence Injuries
Millions of people rely on prescription medications to live their everyday lives, and when pharmacies fail to help their customers, it can lead to serious injury and even death. That is why pharmacists and pharmacies should be held accountable for their actions of pharmaceutical negligence. There are many ways in
Yesterday’s article regarding Pharmaceutical Negligence explained the risks to the millions of prescription medication users of injury and medical malpractice. Today, we’ll explain compensation that is available for Pharmaceutical Negligence claims. Compensation Available Injuries caused by pharmaceutical negligence are not only painful and frightening, but also can be expensive to