Proving Loss of Future Income in a North Carolina Accident Case
How does a North Carolina injury attorney prove loss of future income?
Essential Information About Punitive Damages and Other Forms of Compensation You Can Recover From a Drunk Driver in North Carolina
Reports collected by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration indicate 10,142 people died in drunk driving crashes across the United States during 2019. After observing that this death toll works out to losing “one person every 52 minutes,” NHTSA officials conclude, “These deaths were all preventable.” As North Carolina personal injury and wrongful death attorneys…
Why Ergonomics are Important to Railroad Workers Suffering Repetitive Stress or Lifting Injuries
More and more of our law firm’s railroad clients are suffering injuries caused by repetitive heavy lifting or repetitive work tasks which can cause permanent injuries and the need for surgeries on the wrist, elbow, knees, hips, shoulder, as well as back and neck. Track maintenance workers have developed carpal tunnel syndrome by the hundreds,…
Virginia Railroad Lawyers: Practice Tips for F.E.L.A Cumulative Trauma Cases
There are many ways that railroads and F.E.L.A. attorneys refer to the category of cases which I call cumulative trauma injury. Th
Preparing for a Virtual Deposition in a Personal Injury Case
The COVID-19 pandemic has certainly had a major impact on nearly every aspect of our lives. This also includes the North Carolina court and legal systems. In order to help minimize the spread of the virus and reduce the risk of exposure, there are many proceedings that are now taking place virtually instead of in…