In-Depth Articles on Virginia & North Carolina Law
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Five Things To Look For In A North Carolina Personal Injury Attorney At Shapiro & Appleton, our North Carolina personal injury attorney have the qualities needed to help you get the compensation you deserve. -
Cervical Herniated Disc Injury After A Car Accident - Understanding Your Legal Rights At Shapiro & Appleton, our NC and VA car accident lawyers help protect your legal rights to compensation when cervical herniated disc injuries occur. -
An Uninsured Driver Hit Me While I Was On Vacation In Kitty Hawk, NC - What Should I Do? Get help from our North Carolina injury lawyers if a car accident involving an uninsured driver happens while you are on vacation in Kitty Hawk, NC. -
I Was Hit By An Uninsured Driver In Norfolk, Va – Now What? Our Norfolk, VA personal injury lawyers are dedicated to protecting you and your rights to compensation when car accidents involving uninsured drivers happen. -
FELA Enforcement Leads to Safer Workplaces Railroad industry deaths dropped from more than 4,300 per year before adoption of the Federal Employers Liability Act in 1908 to 17 during 2018. -
Truck Crashes Are a Constant Deadly Risk in Portsmouth, VA Minor errors that a car’s driver could probably recover from before causing an accident frequently escalate into tragedies for commercial truck drivers. -
Can You Pursue Pain and Suffering Damages in a Survival Action? This article focuses on survival actions versus wrongful death actions. -
North Carolina Seatbelt Laws With few exceptions, each person in every vehicle must buckle up, and children younger than 16 must use safety seats until they are large enough to use seatbelts designed for adults. -
Unreliable Insurance: Looking Back to 17 Months Following Hurricane Katrina As inadequate as the federal response to the devastation of New Orleans and the Gulf Coast were, betrayal and abandonment by insurers harmed victims even more. -
Confidential Injury, Death Settlements Deny Public Essential Info Corporate defendants in personal injury and wrongful death cases increasingly demand confidentiality clauses in settlement agreements. This unjustly prevents other victims of negligence and their attorneys from learning of ways to recover compensation and monetary damages.