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North Carolina Appellate Court Reverses Finding of Contributory Negligence in Dive Injury Tort Claim

Under North Carolina law, a jury can take into consideration whether a plaintiff’s own negligence was a contributing factor in causing his or her injuries. This is often one of the defenses that a defendant will assert in a personal injury case in an attempt to avoid paying damages. If…

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North Carolina Appellate Court Affirms Award of Death Benefits Following Work-Related Stomach Injury

Work-related injuries are difficult, but work-related deaths are a catastrophic situation. The North Carolina workers’ compensation system provides benefits for injured workers who lose their lives as a result of a work accident. While you are busy coping with the sudden loss and overwhelming grief, we will fight on your…

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North Carolina Appellate Court Upholds Lower Court’s Calculation of Injured Nurse’s Average Weekly Wages

An important step in any workers’ compensation claim is ensuring that the judge makes an appropriate calculation regarding the average weekly wages that you earned prior to the accident. This figure will be used to determine the amount of benefits that you are entitled to receive. The seasoned team of…

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North Carolina Appellate Court Upholds Defense Verdict in Motorcycle Accident Claim due to Plaintiff’s Failure to File Appropriate Motions

Car accidents can happen at any place and time, even if you are operating your vehicle as safely as possible. Although you may not be able to avoid being involved in a collision with a careless driver, you can retain a seasoned and diligent North Carolina personal injury lawyer to…

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North Carolina Court Upholds Dismissal of Nursing Home Abuse Claim for Failure to Name the Correct Defendant

Nursing home abuse victims face some of the most painful physical and emotional injuries. Although the criminal authorities can choose to investigate an incident of nursing home abuse, the victim can also bring a civil claim against his or her abuser to recover compensation for his or her injuries. As…

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North Carolina Appellate Court Issues Ruling in Workers’ Compensation Death Benefit Subrogation Dispute

Work-related injuries are always damaging and disruptive for the employee. In the most unfortunate cases, however, they result in the loss of the worker’s life. North Carolina’s Workers’ Compensation Act allows a surviving relative to seek death benefits to help cope with the financial stress of the sudden and unexpected…

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North Carolina Court Issues Opinion in Slip and Fall Case Highlighting Importance of Preserving Evidence and Submitting a Complete Record on Appeal

Store owners have a duty to keep their land in a reasonably safe condition for visitors and guests, but there are still countless incidences of shoppers becoming injured due to North Carolina slip and fall accidents. In some instances, the injuries that the victim suffers can be devastating and even…

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North Carolina Appellate Court Affirms Award of 15% Disability in Knee Injury Claim

A key aspect of a workers’ compensation claim is to determine the severity and scope of the injury to assess whether the worker will be paid partial or total injury benefits as well as permanent or temporary injury benefits. This is a complicated process that involves a thorough examination of…

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North Carolina Appellate Court Upholds Denial of Benefits in Claim Involving Multi-Decade Pre-Existing Knee Injury

One of the most important determinations in a workers’ compensation claim is whether the alleged injury can be directly related to the claimant’s job duties and functions. If the employer can point to a pre-existing injury as the primary cause of your pain and injury, then you may not be…

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