What Should I Do After a Hit and Run Accident in North Carolina?

North Carolina law requires all individuals involved in a motor vehicle accident to remain at the scene until police investigators arrive and file a report. But that doesn’t always happen and hit and run accidents in North Carolina are surprisingly common. What should you do if the other motorist bolts? In this article, we’ll answer the […]

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Can You Sue for PTSD After a Car Accident in North Carolina?

Car accidents can result in more than just physical injuries; they can also lead to Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), a mental health condition that may develop after experiencing a traumatic event. While it’s common to feel fear and anxiety in the days following an accident, PTSD can cause long-lasting emotional distress, including flashbacks, anxiety, and […]

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Is It Important to See a Doctor After a Car Accident?

Going through a traumatic experience like a car accident may leave you struggling to figure out what to do next. From dealing with property damage to insurance claims, it can be easy to forget to take care of yourself. If you’re not in immediate pain, you might be wondering, “Is it important to see a […]

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A Guide to North Carolina’s Car Accident Laws

Every state has unique laws. Because of this, it is important to familiarize yourself with the laws of your home state, as well as those of any state where you plan to travel or spend a significant amount of time. You might find, for example, that you are held to a shorter statute of limitations […]

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The Zone of Danger Rule in North Carolina

Injury-related accidents are commonly understood as terrifying ordeals for the victims who are physically hurt. However, the trauma of an accident often extends beyond the person who suffered the physical blow. Witnessing a horrific accident involving a close family member can lead to profound, lasting emotional distress. While many people assume that a simple “near […]

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Bayer Proposes $7.25 Billion Roundup Settlement Plan: What It Means for Cancer Victims in 2026

On February 17, 2026, Bayer announced a historic $7.25 billion settlement aimed at resolving a large portion of the remaining Roundup cancer lawsuits in the United States. This development represents a monumental shift in the decade-long litigation, marking it as one of the largest product liability cases in recent history. Understanding the $7.25 Billion Proposal […]

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Investing in the Future of Advocacy: Riddle & Riddle Proudly Supports Elon Law’s National Moot Court Success

At Riddle & Riddle Injury Lawyers, we believe effective advocacy must be honed long before an attorney ever steps into a courtroom. It begins in the classroom, in the library, and most importantly, in the high-stakes environment of Moot Court. We are thrilled to celebrate the recent achievements of Elon University School of Law, where […]

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TikTok Settles Landmark Social Media Addiction Lawsuit: What It Means for Other Social Media Litigation

Meta, Snap & YouTube Face Continued Legal Action On January 27, 2026, TikTok agreed to settle a landmark lawsuit alleging that its platform’s design fueled addictive use in children, contributing to depression and suicidal thoughts. The settlement with TikTok came on the same day that jury selection was to begin in the case of K.G.M. […]

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Ultimate Ice Storm Safety Guide: How to Stay Safe in Severe Winter Weather

Ice storms are among the most dangerous winter weather events because they combine freezing temperatures, heavy ice accumulation, widespread power outages, and treacherous roads and walkways. Unlike snow, even a quarter-inch of ice accumulation can bring down power lines and turn roads into sheets of black ice, a familiar seasonal risk in North Carolina. Being […]

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New MDL Created for GLP-1 Vision Loss (NAION) Claims: What Patients Need to Know

A significant development has emerged in the rapidly expanding litigation surrounding GLP-1 receptor agonist drugs such as Ozempic. The U.S. Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation (JPML) has officially created a new federal multidistrict litigation (MDL) focused specifically on claims that these medications caused non-arteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy (NAION) — a serious and often permanent […]

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