Types of Car Accident Injuries

Here are some of the most common injuries seen in car accidents. Head and Brain Injuries During a car wreck, the extreme forces involved can
Truck Accident Death Cases: Wrongful Death Claims and Workers’ Comp Claims

At Riddle & Riddle, our dedicated truck accident attorneys strive to ensure that we help the families of victims of these collisions to maximize their
Things To Know Before Completing Your FCE Test

Here are the key things you should know before you take your FCE test. What Is a Functional Capacity Evaluation (FCE)? An FCE is a
Do I Have to Pay Taxes on My Car Accident Settlement?

Tax Implications of Car Accident Settlements and Judgments The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) tax implications divide settlements and awards into two groups, determining whether taxable
Symptoms of a Broken Tailbone

Pain During Sitting or Standing Sharp pain while seated often signals a coccyx injury. Hard surfaces usually make this worse. Some people shift their weight
Talcum Powder Wrongful Death Claims

Certain Johnson & Johnson talc-based products have been found to be contaminated with potentially cancer-causing asbestos, and the company faces tens of thousands of talcum
Sunscreen and Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma: Benzene Cancer Risk

In this article, we’ll examine the relationship between benzene and non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma and look at concerns that benzene-contaminated sunscreen may cause NHL. AUGUST 2023 UPDATE:
Reasons Employees Can Possibly Sue Their Employer

When can I sue my employer? One exception to the exclusive remedy provision of the Work Comp Act is called a Woodson claim, which is
Social Security Disability Application

On average, over 180,000 people per month apply for Social Security Disability benefits, but only about 4 of every 10 of them are ever awarded
Should I File a Workers’ Comp or Personal Injury Claim in North Carolina?

Each path comes with unique benefits and limitations. Learning about the difference between the two can help you protect your health and your future as