Who Do You Sue in a Product Liability Case in North Carolina?

If a defective product has caused injury to you or a loved one, you may have the right to seek compensation from the responsible party. In North Carolina, product liability claims require proving negligence, breach of warranty, or a defect that caused your harm—since strict liability does not apply.  The first step in any case […]

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What Documents Do I Need To File a Workers’ Compensation Claim?

The North Carolina Workers’ Compensation Act governs claims involving workplace injuries and occupational illnesses. Most employers are legally required to provide workers’ compensation insurance to protect employees hurt on the job.  Knowing what documents you need to file—and how to submit them correctly—can make a major difference in the outcome of your claim. Form 18: […]

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What is the MCS-90 Endorsement?

If you’ve been in an accident with a commercial truck, you might hear about something called the MCS-90 endorsement. But what is the MCS-90 endorsement, and why does it matter in a personal injury case? The MCS-90 is a special insurance endorsement required under federal law. It applies to trucking companies and other commercial motor […]

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No-Fault vs. At-Fault: What’s the Difference and How Might My Case Be Affected in North Carolina?

When you’ve been injured in a car accident or another type of personal injury incident, one of the first questions you’ll face is: Who pays for my damages? The answer depends largely on whether your state follows a no-fault or at-fault insurance system.  If you live in North Carolina, this distinction can have a significant […]

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Complete Guide to Workplace Hazards

Workplace hazards can originate from various sources, including equipment, dangerous substances, or inadequate safety protocols. Injured workers can be left dealing with permanent effects from their injuries. Some workers are never able to return to their jobs. Being aware of the different types of workplace hazards can help prevent accidents and injuries. Additionally, comprehensive training […]

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How Long Should Neck Pain Last After a Car Accident?

Neck pain after a car accident is a common occurrence. However, that pain should stop as your neck heals over time. Persistent neck pain may be a sign that something is still wrong with your neck, and you should have it re-examined by medical staff. In this article, we’ll discuss the common causes of neck […]

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Can You Be Disqualified From Receiving Workers’ Compensation in North Carolina?

In North Carolina, you can be disqualified from receiving workers’ compensation benefits under certain circumstances. Understanding your rights is important. An insurance company or your employer may deny your workers’ comp claim without cause. This blog discusses why your workers’ compensation claim may be denied in North Carolina. However, each case is unique. It is […]

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Breaking Down Attorney-Client Privilege: What It Means and How It Can Affect Your Case

Attorney-client privilege is one of the most important rules in the legal system. It protects private conversations between you and your lawyer. This rule helps you speak openly without fear of your words being used against you later. If you’re involved in a legal dispute in Durham, North Carolina, understanding attorney-client privilege can help you […]

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Attorney Christina Stone Inducted Into Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum After Landmark Wrongful Death Settlement

At Riddle & Riddle Injury Lawyers, we are proud to celebrate a remarkable achievement by one of our own; attorney Christina Stone has been inducted into the Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum, a national honor reserved for the top trial attorneys in the United States who have secured multi-million-dollar settlements or verdicts on behalf of their […]

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How Much Is a No-Insurance Ticket in North Carolina?

Driving without auto insurance in North Carolina is a serious offense that can cost you more than just a fine. It is considered a criminal misdemeanor, and even a first-time offense can lead to license suspension, fees, and higher insurance rates.  Here is what you should know about how much a no-insurance ticket costs in […]

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