Water is a key element to life. Without it, plants will not grow and communities cannot thrive. This makes having a clean and pure source for water crucial; however, some businesses fail to take the necessary actions to ensure water sources are protected. One example of this was highlighted when Tyson Farms—one of the largest […]
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The Department of Transportation recently launched a new PSA campaign intended to encourage North Carolina passengers to buckle up. According to a recent NCDOT press release, front seat passenger seatbelt usage dropped in 2013 to 84.9 percent, down nearly one percentage point from the previous year. In North Carolina, every passenger in a motor vehicle
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Land condemnation is a serious threat a large number of North Carolinians face each year. This refers to the spans of privately owned acreage that are taken by the state or federal government for public use or benefit. Landowners are not always compensated for their loss of property and even if they are, the money
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Women who have had uterine surgery or hysterectomy can tell you that the recovery can be long and painful. So when a new technique known as morcellation became available–which allowed laparoscopic hysterectomies or uterine fibroid removal–it was seen as a great medical step forward. Now, morcellation is being linked with the spread of a rare
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimate that approximately 1.4 million Americans experience traumatic brain injuries each year. For many of these individuals, determining the best course of action to get their life back on track can be an extremely difficult process. It’s important for brain injury victims to remember that help is available.
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Walker Cassidy had a dream of farming his own land, building a home, and honoring the memory of a dear friend in the process. Instead, he has ended up in a bureaucratic nightmare–despite owning 71 acres in Shelby, NC, he cannot build, farm, or even mow down the weeds. The state doesn’t even want him
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There are millions of Americans who depend on Social Security Disability benefits as their primary source of income. Unfortunately, the Social Security Disability process is often complex and difficult to maneuver through, considering the many obstacles and roadblocks that can come during the Social Security Administration’s (SSA) review of a case. Managing Partner for the
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