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David Henson Recently Lectured to the Paramedics & Emergency Medical Technicians at the Orange County Emergency Medical Services

Community Participation

David Henson, an attorney with Henson Fuerst Law, recently lectured to the paramedics and emergency medical technicians at the Orange County Emergency Medical Services. This was part of the county’s continuing education requirements and in-servicing for all of their full time and part-time personnel. Some of the main topics included: Medical Negligence Refusal of Medical […]

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David Henson Recently Taught a Continuing Education Course to the Caswell County EMS Team!

Community Participation

David Henson, an attorney with Henson Fuerst Law, recently taught a continuing education course to the Casewell County EMS paramedics and emergency medical technicians. The topic was, “Legal Claims Against Providers in North Carolina.” David is highly experienced on this topic and has given this course to EMS agencies across North Carolina. David explains, “I

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Join Us At The “7th Annual Five-O Memorial Bicycle Ride” to Honor Raleigh Police

Bicycle Safety, Community Participation, Henson Fuerst Events

The Raleigh Police Memorial Foundation is pleased to announce the 7th Annual Five-O Memorial Bicycle Ride on Sunday, August 21. The ride will take place along the open roads of Northern Raleigh and Wake County. This event is held every year to honor Raleigh police officers that have selflessly given their sacrifice and commitment to

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BikeRaleigh Forum Provides Updates on Important Bicycle Safety Efforts

Bicycle Safety, Community Participation

BikeRaleigh is an important community program that promotes cycling as a safe and convenient form of transportation. By advocating for safer road conditions, as well as bike safety, education, and injury prevention efforts, BikeRaleigh works to improve cycling conditions for everyone in Raleigh. On Wednesday, 5/25 BikeRaleigh held their 2016 BikeRaleigh Forum. This public event

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Henson Fuerst Attorneys Sponsor BIANC Walk-and-Roll-a-thon

Brain Injury, Community Participation, Head Injury, Henson Fuerst Events

  The annual BIANC Walk-and-Roll-a-thon event serves to honor survivors, families, and friends by raising much-needed funds and awareness about brain injury. This annual Walk offers live music, great food, booths, and activities for the whole family. Henson Fuerst is a proud title sponsor for the Brain Injury Association of North Carolina (BIANC) Walk-and-Roll-a-thon event. People

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North Carolina Land Condemnation Lawyers Holding Greenville Southwest Bypass Property Owners Meeting

Community Participation, Inverse Condemnation, Land Condemnation

By law, the state and federal government are permitted to acquire private property from owners if the land is being used as part of a project that provides a benefit to the community, such as the construction of a road or highway; however, landowners have a right to be fairly compensated for their property and

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Upcoming Summit Will Focus on Reducing North Carolina Bicycle Accidents

Community Participation, Safety

North Carolina officials are concerned over the state’s increasing number of collisions between bicycles and motor vehicles. The North Carolina Department of Transportation states 23 individuals lost their lives as a result of North Carolina bicycle accidents in 2012—the last year data was collected. That’s a 4.5 percent increase from the previous year’s total. To

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