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New Law Redefines Suitable Employment

If you used to make $50,000 a year, you can now be forced to take a part-time, minimum-wage job 50 miles away from your home. Up until this point, your average weekly wage was either the single most important, or one of the most important, things that an insurance company looked at in terms of […]
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Injury from Animals

March 20, 2011
You’ve been attacked by a dog and have suffered injuries. Can you recover the cost of medical treatment from the dog’s owner? Maybe. Not every dog bite injury gives rise to a claim under North Carolina law. A careful review of the facts must be done. In cases we’ve handled, we have even been successful […]
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Contributory Negligence Fails in the Senate

January 11, 2011
The Contributory Negligence bill that was highly endorsed as a positive move for North Carolina citizens has failed in our Senate. Because of another bill that was attached to it, the unfair practice of contributory negligence will unfortunately continue. NC is one of only four (count ’em FOUR) states in the country where a person […]
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Richardson Serves the Community at the 2009 Wyndham Championship

September 9, 2010
The role of the General Chairman of the Wyndham Championship includes being a master coordinator and communicator. Eric Richardson spent many volunteer hours this year bringing the best of golf together in the PGA Tour event and helping to put the spotlight on the Piedmont Triad. He started volunteering on the greens when he was […]
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The McDonald’s Coffee Burn Lawsuit

April 11, 2010
This is a Test. Before you read further, I want you to set aside your computer and spend a few minutes thinking about your understanding of the famous McDonald’s Coffee Burn Case. Try to recall the facts and the results of this case. After you have spent a few minutes recalling this case, read the […]
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