Month: March 2015
Considering the overall confusion experienced by most drivers in major cities during rush hour, it is natural to expect the greatest number of traffic collisions to occur on urban roads. In North Carolina, however, while pedestrian accidents occur at a greater rate in urban areas, four urban counties have beaten state averages for motor vehicle…Read More
Recent statistics from the Bureau of Labor Statistics showed a 29 percent decrease in fatal NC workplace injuries between 2012 (146 incidents) and 2013 (104 incidents). Still, any Charlotte workplace injury attorney who has helped families through the anguish of needlessly losing a loved one would say this number is still too high. Even though…Read More
Cerebral Palsy is not a disease. It is a neurologic (brain) condition that, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, occurs before or during birth in about 85 to 90 percent of cases. Parents do not always spot this condition immediately after birth. They may only see symptoms when a child does not…Read More
Shared lane markings, commonly known as sharrows, are relatively new to North Carolina roads. A common belief is that the purpose of the markings is simply to remind motorists that they share certain lanes with bicycles, but the design and purpose are more far-reaching. Now that studies have looked into the effectiveness of sharrows, it…Read More
It is impossible to begin a discussion about Armed Forces member benefits without expressing gratitude for the risks they take to keep Americans safe and free. Active military personnel deserves to enjoy every moment of their furlough time without having to take care of their licensing requirements. In fact, they may not even be in…Read More