Legislative Recap: New and Improved Laws You Should Know About

A variety of legislation was recently passed into law here in North Carolina, including updates to auto insurance law and an insurance omnibus bill, as well as changes affecting students and teens in the state. Today we want to talk about these new laws and how they could affect people like you. Senate Bill 452…

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It’s Time for Charlotte to Tackle Red Light Runners

Running a red light is dangerous and illegal. It puts everyone around the light at risk, and collisions can be catastrophic, especially when there’s a commercial vehicle involved. In recent years, there has been a concerning increase in the number of drivers running red lights in Charlotte. While this trend may be attributed to a…

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Why Paralysis Is a Catastrophic Injury

Paralysis is a life-altering condition that can have profound physical, emotional, and financial consequences. When someone experiences paralysis, it can be the result of various factors, including traumatic accidents, medical conditions, or birth injuries. The impact goes far beyond the loss of mobility; it touches every aspect of a person’s life and their loved ones.…

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Scientists Identify Level of Consciousness in Some Coma Patients

Comas are a medical phenomenon often associated with profound tragedy, where individuals find themselves in an unconscious state, seemingly cut off from the world around them. The inability to communicate or respond to loved ones’ voices and the physical world is heart-wrenching for families and a profound challenge for medical professionals. But there may be…

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I Was Injured in My Work Truck. What Do I Do?

Few things can ruin a workday quicker than getting into an accident while on the job. That goes double for being in an accident while in a work vehicle. Any car or truck accident can be traumatic, but an accident in your work truck can add an extra layer of stress to an already difficult…

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How Do School Zone Pedestrian Accidents Happen?

While it would seem as though school zones would actually be safer areas for pedestrians and bicyclists – and they should be – that is not always the case. In fact, the high volume of cars in designated pick-up and drop-off locations, as well as other areas around the school, and the number of school…

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