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The law is made up of words that define and describe rules, actions, and punishments. In a medical malpractice case, there are certain words and phrases that have specific meanings relating to personal injury law. These terms help judges and juries determine if...
When you have been injured in a slip and fall accident, the accident could negatively affect your life. It could be difficult to care for you family or event to get through your morning routine. It is possible, that in some cases. you may not be able to work for make...
You did not cause the accident; therefore, you should not have to pay for the consequences of it. But remember this, how you respond to police officers and insurance personnel, could play a part in your chances of being compensated appropriately for any damages you...
An injury caused by an accident can be financially devastating. You could have medical bills, loss of income, and daily hardships can be difficult on your family. If your injury is serious enough, it could affect you for years to come and prevent you from doing the...
Caring for a Traumatic Brain Injury Victim When a person sustains a traumatic brain injury (TBI), the family, as well as the victim is affected. Caregivers of TBI injury victims can experience feelings of distress, anxiety, anger, and depression. Are you the primary...
In eastern North Carolina, we encounter commercial trucks on the highways all of the time. These trucks are transporting a variety of goods and products across the country. Although the use of commercial trucks is necessary and helpful to everyone, when negligence of...
If you just bought a motorcycle for the first time and are a new rider, we know you are enjoying your new ride. Whether you bought it for an inexpensive and convenient way to get around or simply for the sport of riding, there are a few safety tips you need to be...
The statistics on drinking and driving in the United States are alarming. The Mothers Against Drunk Driving, MADD, gathered facts that assert that between 50 and 75 percent of drivers convicted of DUIs continue to drive even after their licenses are suspended....