Year: 2016
Patients can practice any number of safety measures when doctors prescribe medication. When they head into the operating room, they must rely on medical staff to take control of their medication needs. Since medication needs can change in an instant immediately before, during, and after surgery (known as the perioperative process), this critical time has…Read More
No one needs to consult with a Charlotte car accident lawyer to realize that any drunk driver who injures or kills someone is liable for those actions — both criminally and civilly. The real question pertains to whether other parties might share civil liability. That answer typically requires the skills of a lawyer who has…Read More
The average workplace injury costs companies about $36,500. While this is already a lofty price to pay for one accidental injury on the job, that price almost doubles to $70,000 for employees who are injured while driving on company business. Of course, our Charlotte work injury attorneys understand that the real issue for fleet employees…Read More
As a general rule, patients go to ambulatory (also known as an outpatient) surgical centers for procedures related to relatively minor medical conditions. Upon completion, they return home for post-procedure care. They may need to see their medical providers again for observation or follow-up, but they typically do not expect to go to the hospital…Read More
From a criminal law standpoint, hit-and-run incidents can range from relatively minor misdemeanors to serious felony crimes, depending largely on the degree of injury or property damage. North Carolina law takes these crimes seriously for good reason. When people remain at the scene, they are available to render immediate assistance and help. Even when they…Read More