Officers detained a driver who attempted to flee on foot after a high-speed crash in Raleigh. According to a police report, the incident that caused multiple motor vehicle accidents occurred on a recent Wednesday morning. Reportedly, the fleeing 18-year-old driver now...
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Month: May 2019
Workers’ compensation: Welders can prevent burn injuries
Welders in Raleigh and across North Carolina will undoubtedly be aware of the burn hazards they face. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration mandates that employers must protect employees by providing safe work environments that are free of known dangers....
Personal injury: Concern over rise in motorcycle crash fatalities
A motorcyclist is facing a long and challenging route to recover after he was the victim of a hit-and-run accident in Selma. The DMV and the North Carolina Department of Transportation expressed concern over the significant increase in motorcycle accidents causing...
The ins and outs of North Carolina’s dog bite law
Dogs frequently become part of the family and are treated like humans. At times, however, these furry companions can lash out and inflict harm on another. North Carolina has some of the most challenging dog bite laws on the books, and navigating them after an incident...
Can you sue the supermarket after your slip-and-fall accident?
Consumers in North Carolina might have questions about their rights to pursue financial relief if they suffered injuries in a supermarket. If a wet or otherwise slippery spot on the floor causes a slip-and-fall accident, or if a random object in an aisle leads to...
Times when PTSD falls under workers’ compensation
Injuries on the job occur, and when they do, you may have the right to get treatment under your employer's workers' compensation insurance coverage. While some injuries warrant immediate treatment, others may creep up. Psychological injuries in the workplace continue...