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Mammogram Quality Problems Lead to Shut Down of Facilities

Each year, more than 200,000 women are diagnosed with breast cancer. Regular screening that utilizes mammogram technology can help diagnose the disease early. However, the results of these tests can sometimes be flawed because of a facility’s failure to meet quality standards. Mammogram quality problems were identified at a Raleigh, North Carolina, medical facility last […]

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Property Rights Meeting to be Held in Asheville

Land Condemnation

North Carolina law firm HensonFuerst, P.A., will hold a public information session on the rights and duties of landowners whose land will be affected by the Asheville River Arts District Transportation Improvement project (NC DOT and Municipal Project No. U-5019). This project will primarily affect small business owners located in a section of the larger

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Car Seats and Cars Not Always a Match

Auto Accident, Health Advice, Health and Safety, Injury Prevention

Some disturbing news coming out of the Ohio State University (OSU) College of Medicine today. According to an article on WRAL.com, many car seats aren’t compatible with cars they are installed in. OSU researcher Julie Bing, who led the study, said pool noodles and other do-it-yourself fixes are needed to make seats fit. “Roughly 35

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Is Haunting a Sign of an Unhappy Landowner?

Land Condemnation, Talking Law

Some believe that the Guilford County Sheriff’s Office is haunted by the spirit of Otto Zenke, whose home and business were taken by eminent domain to build the sheriff’s office. According to WRAL.com, the goings-on are creepy, but harmless: Footsteps echoing where no one’s walking. Employees hearing their names called from empty rooms. Objects that

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The Elder Justice Roadmap May Help Reduce Nursing Home Abuse and Neglect

Nursing Home Abuse

When our elderly loved ones are no longer able to care for themselves, we often depend on the staff at nursing homes and long-term care facilities to provide quality treatment. But according to data from National Center on Elder Abuse (NCEA), more than one out of every 10 individuals over age 65 will become the

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Victims of Contaminated Camp Lejeune Water May Receive Automatic Veterans Disability Benefits

Toxic Injury

For decades, soldiers and families of service members living on the grounds of North Carolina’s U.S. Marine Corps base, Camp Lejeune, have suffered from serious medical conditions blamed on contaminated water. Many victims have filed for veterans disability benefits only to have their claims denied. This may soon change. The U.S. Department of Veterans’ Affairs

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Residents of Pender County Receive Tax Revaluation Notices for Hampstead Bypass Project

Land Condemnation

If you own property in Pender County that is affected by the future Hampstead Bypass (NC DOT Project #R-3300) you may have recently received notice from the Pender County Tax Office that a revaluation of your property is under way. This revaluation is required under applicable North Carolina statutes, but the lawyers at HensonFuerst have

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Some Honda Accords May Have Air Bag Defects

Auto Accident

According to an article in the Washington Post, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is investigating reports that air bags in Honda Accords from model year 2008 may not inflate during a crash. The agency says in documents posted Friday that it received 19 consumer complaints that the air bag control computer failed in the

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Public Meeting About Duke Energy Transmission Line Project

Land Condemnation, Legislative

Interested in the Duke Energy transmission line project? In July, Duke Energy announced a proposal to run a 230-kilovolt transmission line from a planned tie-in station from Campobello to Asheville, where a natural gas-fired plant is expected to replace a coal-fired plant at Lake Julian in about 2020. According to an article in the Citizen-Times,

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"Watch For Me N.C." Takes Unique Approach To Reducing North Carolina Bicycle Accident Numbers

Auto Accident, Bicycle Accident, Personal Injury

Anyone who is involved in a motor vehicle collision is at risk of being seriously injured or killed, but pedestrians and bicyclists are at an especially high risk of harm because they lack the protection of a plastic and metal frame of a car or truck’s exterior. Our North Carolina bicycle accident lawyers at HensonFuerst

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ProLz

Mammogram Quality Problems Lead to Shut Down of Facilities

Property Rights Meeting to be Held in Asheville

Car Seats and Cars Not Always a Match

Is Haunting a Sign of an Unhappy Landowner?

The Elder Justice Roadmap May Help Reduce Nursing Home Abuse and Neglect

Victims of Contaminated Camp Lejeune Water May Receive Automatic Veterans Disability Benefits

Residents of Pender County Receive Tax Revaluation Notices for Hampstead Bypass Project

Some Honda Accords May Have Air Bag Defects

Public Meeting About Duke Energy Transmission Line Project

"Watch For Me N.C." Takes Unique Approach To Reducing North Carolina Bicycle Accident Numbers

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