What Is a Subdural Hematoma?
Subdural hematomas are a serious medical condition characterized by the accumulation of blood between the brain and its outermost covering – the dura mater. This condition poses significant dangers due to the potential compression of the brain tissues, leading to a range of severe neurological consequences. Subdural hematomas often result from head injuries, where blood…
Read MoreWhat Are the Most Dangerous Intersections in Charlotte?
In the lively city of Charlotte, North Carolina, where roads crisscross neighborhoods and highways link communities, the issue of traffic safety is a big deal. Some intersections stand out as places where accidents happen more often—where cars, people walking, and bike riders all come together and need extra care. First, DriveSafe listed its top five…
Read MoreWho Is Liable in a North Carolina School Bus Accident?
WCNC Charlotte reports two recent bus accidents that snarled traffic and sent one person to the hospital with serious injuries. Per the publication, the first accident involved a Charlotte CATS bus and an SUV colliding in the area of Central Avenue and Longfellow Street. The road was closed for a short period following the incident.…
Read MoreWhat Damages Are Available in a Charlotte Truck Accident Claim?
The aftermath of a truck accident can be a harrowing experience, leaving victims dealing with physical and emotional trauma, financial burdens, and complex legal challenges. Understanding the damages available in such claims is helpful when navigating this period and seeking fair compensation. Damages in a truck accident claim fall under three main categories: 1. Economic…
Read MoreTreatments After a Car Accident: Spinal Fusion Surgery
After a car accident or other type of incident, you may require surgery to repair any injuries. Surgery is always a serious matter, but some surgeries come with more risk and recovery time than others. One of these is spinal fusion surgery. What is spinal fusion surgery? Per Panther Creek Surgery Center: Spinal fusion refers…
Read MoreWill Charlotte Get High-Speed Rail Lines, Too?
In December 2023, the US Department of Transportation announced it will be granting $1 billion for a high-speed rail line from Raleigh to Richmond, along with seven separate $500,000 grants to investigate opening new lines for passenger trains. Per Spectrum Local News, “The biggest grant announced last week for North Carolina is $1.09 billion to…
Read MoreLegislative 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…
Read MoreCan I Collect Workers’ Compensation If I’m Injured at a Work Holiday Party?
It’s the time of year when offices hold their annual holiday parties. Workplace injuries are a common concern for employees, and when it comes to events like work holiday parties, the line between personal and professional activities can blur. Although these parties are a way to recognize employees and celebrate the season, accidents can happen.…
Read MoreIt’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…
Read MoreWhy 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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