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21
Feb

What Is a “Parsons Presumption”?

In North Carolina, the term “Parsons Presumption” hails from the state Supreme Court case Parsons v. Pantry, Inc., 126 N.C. App. 540, 485 S.E.2d 867 (1997). Parsons Presumption dictates that in a personal injury case, “once the employee meets the initial burden of showing that an injury is the result of a compensable accident, a...
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07
Feb

Know the Facts Before Thinking About Suing for Medical Malpractice

[column width=”1/1″ last=”true” title=”” title_type=”single” animation=”none” implicit=”true”] Suppose you or a loved one suffered an injury, misdiagnosis, or other harm caused by a medical professional. In that case, you are probably seeking vindication or monetary compensation to help pay for your medical bills. Before you think about suing for medical malpractice, understanding the facts of...
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06
Feb

Knox Law Center Partners With Another Great Lincoln County Chamber’s Annual Banquet!

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17
Jan

What If I Suspect Hospital Negligence After a Hospital Stay in NC?

Hospitals exist as a place for sick people to heal. But sometimes, patients come home with new severe injuries or ailments as a result of hospital negligence. If you suspect hospital negligence after you or a loved one spent time in a North Carolina hospital, contact an attorney right away. What Is Considered Hospital Negligence?...
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03
Jan

Level the Playing Field with Insurance Companies

If you suffered an injury at work, in a car accident, or through any other personal injury, dealing with one or multiple insurance companies is inevitable. Many people feel an insurance company’s goal is to pay as little as possible, and they are inherently at a disadvantage. Seeking the right legal help can ensure you...
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29
Nov

Can You Beat a Second DUI Charge?

After being arrested for a second driving under the influence (DUI) charge, you may fear a conviction is imminent because of your record. Many consider North Carolina very tough on intoxicated drivers, and these charges are serious. If you’re arrested for a DUI or DWI and convicted, you’ll be sentenced on a sliding scale from...
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15
Nov

Is an Arrest for DUI Mean an Automatic Conviction?

When a police officer pulls you over, performs a field sobriety test, and you fail and are arrested, you may feel a conviction is imminent. However, just because you have been arrested for driving while intoxicated (DUI) does not mean you’ll be automatically convicted if you employ the best criminal defense lawyer who can build...
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18
Oct

What Are Your Medical Safety Rights While in Jail?

Coronavirus thrives in crowded, indoor places with poor ventilation and hundreds of people, creating a breeding ground in jails. Jails have become dangerous hot spots for COVID-19 spread because of the high turnover of people coming in-and-out, crowded spaces, and shared facilities such as bathrooms, showers, and dining halls. While some might use the words...
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09
Oct

What Legal Issues Can Jeopardize Your Concealed Carry Permit?

The Second Amendment protects your right to own a firearm, but in order to carry a concealed weapon, you must be eligible for a permit. After you’ve been granted a concealed carry permit, you’ll need to be a model citizen, as certain offenses will jeopardize your ability to keep your permit. What Legal Issues Can Jeopardize...
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04
Oct

What a Business Should Know About Staying in Business During a Lawsuit

[column width=”1/1″ last=”true” title=”” title_type=”single” animation=”none” implicit=”true”] Running a business can be stressful enough, but when dealing with a lawsuit and the resulting legal proceedings, it can feel like everything you’ve worked for is at stake. However, many businesses deal with lawsuits through their tenure; in fact, a U.S. Chamber Institute of Legal Reform study showed that...
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