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If you’ve been injured at work, you may be filing a workers’ compensation claim, and there’s a pretty good chance you’ve been searching for best workers compensation lawyer on Google or elsewhere. The fact is, there is no such thing as the best workers’ compensation lawyer. [su_button size="10" wide="yes" center="yes"...
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As North Carolina eminent domain lawyers, we're asked all the time: Can the government take my land? The short answer is yes, the government can take your land. But… They have to pay for it. If the government can show that they are going to put it to public use,...
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Can I File a Car Accident Injury Claim Without a Police Report? Yes, but the official accident report (often called a “police report”) can be critical in proving fault and recovering compensation for your injuries. After a car accident in North Carolina, the first things you should do are to get...
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If you were injured due to someone else’s negligence, you have a limited amount of time to pursue legal action against the responsible party. It's critically important that you not miss the deadline to file a personal injury claim or lawsuit. Doing so may mean that you cannot seek compensation...
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Can you sue a drunk driver in North Carolina?   You may think that a drunk driver’s DWI is handled in criminal court.  However, there are civil remedies against a drunk or impaired driver too for the damages or injuries he causes. A car accident carries the possibility of injury...
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The deadly “kissing bug” is in North Carolina, with the first sighting reported in 2015. And according to a report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the danger is growing. Reports of kissing bugs continue to spread. The CDC has confirmed that the kissing bug, (formally known as...
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As a North Carolina eminent domain lawyer, I hear it all the time: “Do I really need an eminent domain lawyer? Here’s the deal: While you can represent yourself in your North Carolina eminent domain case, things can get complicated very quickly. You’re almost definitely better off getting an eminent...
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The “Move Over” law in North Carolina requires motorists to move their vehicles away from the lane closest to parked law enforcement, emergency, or utility vehicles. The "Move Over" law is intended to protect emergency and utility workers and reduce the chances of an auto accident occurring when vehicles are stopped...
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