January 2015

North Carolina Workers' Compensation Benefits Can Ease Financial Struggles

North Carolina workplaces are apparently more dangerous that ever before, considering new data is showing the number of on-the-job fatalities last year doubled from the previous year’s total. The North Carolina Department of Labor (NCDOL) reports there were 44 workers who died on the job in our state last year. That’s a significant increase from […]

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Common Causes of Truck Accidents: Driver Fatigue

Truck Accident

Drivers of commercial tractor trailers face long hours behind the wheel and if you’ve ever driven for an extended amount of time, you know how easily fatigue can set in. Unfortunately, driver fatigue is too often listed as one of the causes of truck accidents. Fatigue was recently listed as the cause of a North

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New Law Will Put North Carolina Drunk Drivers in County Jail

Auto Accident

It may be a new year in North Carolina, but the state is facing many of the same old problems—including drunk driving. Data from the North Carolina Highway Patrol shows more than 1,300 drunk drivers were arrested last year alone. The state is working to address the problem of drunk driving and the North Carolina

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The Dangers of Fracking and What Is Being Done to Stop It in North Carolina

Toxic Injury

United States citizens depend on fossil fuels for a majority of our energy needs, but some of the techniques that are used to procure these resources can put us in danger’s way. One of these techniques is fracking, and North Carolina is currently embroiled in a dispute over whether or not it should be allowed.

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New Research Links Fracking to Earthquakes in Ohio

Land Condemnation, Talking Law, Toxic Injury

The New York Times has reported on new research that links scores of earthquakes to fracking wells near a fault in Ohio. The research, published in The Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America, says that fracking in Ohio built up underground pressures, which then caused earthquakes along a fault near the wells. According to

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North Carolina Workers' Compensation Benefits Can Ease Financial Struggles

Common Causes of Truck Accidents: Driver Fatigue

New Law Will Put North Carolina Drunk Drivers in County Jail

The Dangers of Fracking and What Is Being Done to Stop It in North Carolina

New Research Links Fracking to Earthquakes in Ohio

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