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North Carolina Supreme Court Upholds Dismissal of Claims Against Father in Assault Case, Based on Parent-Child Immunity Doctrine

When an assault or another type of intentional bodily harm happens, there is often a criminal investigation and prosecution. The victim of the incident also usually has a civil claim against the perpetrator to recover compensation for any medical bills and other damages associated with the event. At Maurer Law,…

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North Carolina Supreme Court Concludes Injured Party’s Status as a Minor Does not Toll the Statute of Limitations When a Guardian Ad Litem is Appointed

In order to protect younger individuals, there are many unique and special rules that apply to legal claims involving minors. If you aren’t careful, it is easy to make a mistake or to miss a procedural rule, which could have a devastating outcome for the minor’s claim. As North Carolina…

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North Carolina Supreme Court Rules that a Plaintiff Cannot Recover Compensation in a Wrongful Death Claim Based on Dram Shop Liability When the Decedent was Deemed Contributorily Negligent

When it comes to the sudden loss of a loved one, there is no amount of money or legal action that can truly make you whole again. It may, however, assist with the financial burden of the sudden loss and help your family get back on its feet after such…

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North Carolina Appellate Court Upholds Dismissal of Administrative Negligence Claims Following Death of Minor at School Bus Stop

When an accident involves a public agency or government body, there can be complicated procedural rules regarding how the claim must be filed and which court or agency has authority to hear the dispute. As seasoned North Carolina car accident lawyers, the legal professionals at Maurer Law are prepared to…

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North Carolina Reviewing Court Upholds Award of Benefits to Man Requiring Amputation Following Work Accident

The North Carolina workers’ compensation system can be intimidating for injured workers. This is especially true if you are coping with painful conditions or facing a lifetime of disabilities. At Maurer Law, we have guided many North Carolina workers through the claims process and helped them ensure that they receive…

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North Carolina Court Upholds Denial of Workers’ Compensation Benefits in Epoxy Fumes Exposure Permanent Disability Claim

When you are injured at work, you probably have many questions about whether you are entitled to compensation or financial support. One of the most critical aspects of establishing your right to workers’ compensation benefits is showing that your injury occurred as a direct result of your employment. Insurance companies…

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North Carolina Appellate Court Approves Arbitration Award in Underinsured Motorist Accident Claim but Reverses Judgment Providing Pre-Award Interest

One of the most challenging aspects of a car accident is dealing with insurance companies. Whether you are having trouble getting your own insurance company to provide you with coverage, or you are having issues working with the at-fault party’s insurance company, a seasoned North Carolina car accident lawyer can…

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North Carolina Appellate Court Reverses Order Denying Benefits to Injured Employee in Pre-Existing Back Injury Claim

If you were injured on the job, there are certain rules and procedures that govern whether you are able to recover compensation and benefit payments. Knowing which documents to file and ensuring that you preserve your rights can be stressful on top of coping with your injuries and inability to…

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North Carolina Appellate Court Affirms Dismissal of Personal Injury Lawsuit for Failure to Abide by Procedural Rules and Deadlines

There are many important procedural rules that parties must follow when it comes to a personal injury lawsuit. If you do not file certain documents by certain deadlines, or fail to respond to certain documents, you may waive your right to compensation. As experienced North Carolina personal injury lawyers, we…

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