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In October, testing at North Carolina State University’s Poe Hall revealed the presence of harmful environmental contaminants known as polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs). Access to the building is now limited since the building’s heating, cooling, and ventilation systems have been turned off. Classes scheduled to take place in the building will either be held virtually or moved to …

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Nursing homes receive billions of Medicare and Medicaid dollars annually, yet facilities are often understaffed, resulting in residents not receiving adequate nursing care. This could be because instead of putting taxpayer dollars towards nursing home resident care, they funnel billions into “related party” transactions to make a profit. Despite this continually happening, there appears to …

Where Do the Billions of Dollars Go? A Closer Look into Nursing Home Spending Read More »

Between 1953 and 1987, toxic chemicals and carcinogens contaminated the water supply at Camp Lejeune in Jacksonville, North Carolina. As a result, thousands of Marines, their families, and workers on base suffered serious illnesses and other health complications. Now, those impacted are demanding justice. Previously, anyone who contracted illnesses through toxic exposure at Camp Lejeune …

How To Seek Compensation for Toxic Water Exposure at Camp Lejeune Read More »

Did you know that you can be charged in someone else’s DWI case without even being behind the wheel? In North Carolina, you can be held accountable for “aiding and abetting” in someone else’s DUI, which means that if you are knowingly contributing or encouraging the illegal activity, you are considered part of the crime.  What Is Aiding …

What You Need To Know About North Carolina’s Aiding and Abetting Laws Read More »

With the amount of pandemic-related information released every day, it can be challenging to gauge the accuracy of everything you see. This is especially apparent regarding the supposed mental, psychological, and general cognitive after-effects of the respiratory virus. Regrettably, a good fraction of what you hear about COVID long-haul symptoms is true. A recent study …

COVID-19 Long Haul Symptoms May Include Memory Loss and ‘Brain Fog,’ Study Finds Read More »

A parent will go to any length to ensure that their child’s needs are met and addressed. This is especially true for parents caring for a child who has a physical or mental disability, as their demands are often greater. Lower-income families caring for a disabled child can apply for and receive Supplemental Security Income …

How To Apply For Supplemental Security Income For A Child Read More »

From construction workers to farm or restaurant workers, more people in the workforce get paid cash under the table than you may think. That said, there are a few challenges when getting paid off the books. When it comes to workplace injuries, working under the table can be a bit complicated. These positions tend to …

What To Do If You’re Paid Under The Table And Get Hurt At Work Read More »

With Election Day right around the corner, the attorneys at Henson Fuerst find themselves fielding many questions about candidates who are running for the NC Court of Appeals and Supreme Court. For those that are not heavily involved in the legal system, it’s understandable that you may find yourself wondering which individuals you should consider voting …

Upcoming Elections for NC State Judges Prove Critical Read More »