Month: February 2015

Truck Accident Victims: What to Do at the Scene

Feb 27, 2015
Brown Moore
Truck Accidents

In many ways, learning how to handle traffic accidents is just as important as learning how to operate a vehicle. Even though a car crash is an uncommon event for most drivers, lives may be at stake and legal issues can make a difference to the ability to pay for injuries and other damages. When… Read More

Charlotte Bike Accident Attorneys are Proud of the City’s Bicycle Safety Features

Feb 23, 2015
Brown Moore
Bicycle Accidents

Bicycle riding is a great way to get exercise and save fuel while taking care of daily errands or commuting to and from work. As bicycles continue to gain popularity, however, conflicts with motorists become increasingly common. Riders face significant risks while sharing the busy Charlotte roadways with motor vehicles. Still, our lawyers commend the… Read More

The Importance of Proper Medical Testing After a Spinal Cord Injury (SCI)

Feb 20, 2015
Brown Moore
Spine Injury

It is natural to turn to the family doctor for virtually any medical complaint. This is the physician who has done everything from treating colds to setting broken bones for all family members, sometimes throughout their lives. Even in the case of serious injuries to the spinal cord, the family doctor has access to the… Read More

Common Medical Procedures Do Not Guarantee Patient Safety

Feb 16, 2015
Brown Moore
Medical Malpractice

Most people consider certain surgical procedures to be risk-free just because of the sheer numbers that are performed every day. Cataract surgery falls into that category, considering that nearly 22 million Americans age 40 and older are affected by cataracts, according to the American Academy of Ophthalmology. With about 3 million cataract surgeries performed every year… Read More

Criminal Acts Can Lead to Wrongful Death Claims

Feb 13, 2015
Brown Moore
Wrongful Death

To this day, people still remember the O. J. Simpson murder trial, which ended with a not-guilty verdict in October 1995. About one year later, however, Simpson returned to court to face a civil wrongful death suit filed by the victims’ families. The families prevailed in that trial, gaining awards of $8.5 in damages and… Read More

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