Monthly Archives: August 2016

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Aug 31, 2016
Calculating Pain and Suffering After an Injury

Calculating Pain and Suffering After an Injury

Suffering a personal injury can have devastating consequences depending on the severity of the injury and its effect on your life. Specifically calculating personal injury damages, however, can get very confusing very quickly. It helps…

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Aug 22, 2016
S.C.’s MAIT Accident Team Tracks Down Suspects for Hit-and-Run Crimes

S.C.’s MAIT Accident Team Tracks Down Suspects for Hit-and-Run Crimes

A simple mistake behind the wheel can quickly have unintended consequences. Those unintended actions turn into an intentional crime when the perpetrator flees the scene, transforming what may have been an average person moments ago…

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Aug 18, 2016
Moped Drivers Required to Carry Insurance in North Carolina

Moped Drivers Required to Carry Insurance in North Carolina

Like all other car, truck and motorcycle drivers, moped operators in North Carolina are now required by law to carry minimum liability insurance. N.C. legislators passed House Bill 148 in 2015, which requires moped owners…

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Aug 17, 2016
Everything You Need to Know About Eminent Domain

Everything You Need to Know About Eminent Domain

Most people are vaguely aware of the concept that the government can seize private land for public use. There’s a big difference, however, in knowing what it is, and knowing how it affects your life.…

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Aug 16, 2016
3 Steps to Take After a Workplace Accident

3 Steps to Take After a Workplace Accident

Getting hurt on the job is hardly desirable. Whereas before you were able to work freely and support your family, following a workplace accident you might not be able to perform the same tasks again…

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Aug 16, 2016
North Carolina Boating Laws Make Alcohol Related Injuries a Felony

North Carolina Boating Laws Make Alcohol Related Injuries a Felony

The State of North Carolina will now file felony charges against operators of boats who cause injuries while under the influence of alcohol. Legislators named the law “Sheyenne’s Law” after Concord teenager Sheyenne Marshall, who…

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