Summer Safety Tips for North Carolina Pedestrians

June 28th, 2018

Hot summer temperatures mean that more people are outside enjoying activities. Sports, bicycling and even walking are popular near residential areas. Driving can be more hazardous in the summer than you may imagine. People need to be on the lookout

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The Real Story Behind Invokana

February 28th, 2018

Have you ever taken a medication and noticed a black box on the bottle with writing inside? If you do, you should pay close attention. The black box is how the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) warns consumers that there

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The Difference Between Compensatory and Punitive Damage

January 18th, 2017

When you hire an attorney and file a personal injury lawsuit, your ultimate goal is to prove that someone has been negligent. Once this has been proven, your attorney will work to prove that the negligent party’s actions caused your

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Backyard Football Doesn’t Have to End in Injury

November 23rd, 2016

Plans have been set for this year’s Thanksgiving Bowl. Teams are being chosen for the Christmas Crunch. No matter when you will be tossing the pigskin in the backyard, no one wants to end the game early due to an

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Avoid These Winter Injuries

November 14th, 2016

Come on. A blog about winter injuries? Have you forgotten that we live in one of the most beautiful states in the nation where winter is something that happens to other people? Before you dismiss this article as nonsense or

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Concussion Dangers on the Playground

November 11th, 2016

Most parents know that there are dangers associated with contact sports like football and hockey. Safety gear is available for these sports, helping to ensure that children are kept as free from injury as possible. What many parents don’t consider

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Can I Sue if I Get Injured at a Haunted House?

October 3rd, 2016

You turn the corner and run face-first into the undead. You walk down a hallway and get poked by a boney finger. One more turn and you see nothing but blackness stretching before you. You knew haunted houses were supposed

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Types of Witnesses in a Personal Injury Case

July 4th, 2016

If you have never found yourself in court seeking compensation for a personal injury, chances are likely that you are not aware of all of the aspects that go into the case. One of the most important aspects to prove

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Supervision is Essential Near the Pool

July 1st, 2016

Summer is here and the weather is, at times, unbearable. Families are flocking to pools in an effort to cool off. Public pools and backyard pools are provide relief from the summer heat, but they also provide a risk, especially

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Dealing with Theme Park Accidents

June 22nd, 2016

When you decide to spend the day at an amusement park, it is undoubtedly because you and your family want to have an exciting day. Amusement parks market themselves as places where people can enjoy the thrills of adrenaline-producing rides

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