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Hyundai is Recalling Over 978,000 Vehicles Due to Defective Seat Belts

Auto manufacturer Hyundai is recalling approximately 978,000 vehicles that may contain a dangerous safety defect. This recall is connected to the front seat belts detaching in a crash failing to hold occupants. According to Hyundai, the defective mechanisms in the recalled cars could cause the front car safety belts to release during a collision. Hyundai […]

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April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month

Auto Accident

Distracted driving is a rising epidemic in the United States. In 2015 alone 3,477 people were killed and 391,000 were injured in a motor vehicle accidents caused by a distracted driver. Whether someone is texting, checking email, changing music or talking and looking around, distracted driving can become deadly in a split second. April is

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Bicycle Safety is a Top Priority This Spring!

Bicycle Safety

Springtime is here and with temperature’s starting to rise we begin to see more people ditching their cars and hitting the pavement. This means more pedestrians and bikers sharing the road with motor vehicles. It is our responsibility to be aware of our surroundings at all times. Unfortunately, we are reminded everyday how dangerous distracted

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Come Out This Saturday 3/25 to the Annual “Ride for Rock Bicycle 50k & 100k” Event

Events

Come out and ride with the community to help support Mark Ornitz and family. In 2005 Mark suffered a brain injury due to a cycling accident during a race. Mark continues to be strong during his continued rehabilitation. As fellow cyclists, teammates and club members we would like to honor Mark with this special ride to benefit the Brain

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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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Watauga County Road Projects

Land Condemnation, Talking Law

HensonFuerst land condemnation lawyer Anne Duvoisin, who is based out of Boone, NC, is investigating a number of projects that will affect landowners in her immediate area of Watauga County in the coming decade. If you think you may be affected by any of these eminent domain projects, it’s not too soon to start learning

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HensonFuerst Investigating Link Between Morcellation Surgery & Cancer Spread

Defective Product, Health and Safety, Medical Devices, Talking Law

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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HensonFuerst Attorney Fights for Property Rights

Inverse Condemnation, Land Condemnation, Talking Law

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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$9 Billion Actos Verdict

Court Rulings in the US, Drug Injury

In June 2011, the FDA revealed that use of the diabetes medication Actos for more than one year was linked to an increased risk of bladder cancer. This risk pertains not just to Actos, but any medication that contains pioglitazone, such as Actos, Actoplus Met, Actoplus Met XR, and Duetact. In early April 2014, a

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Risks of Hospital-Acquired Infections

Health and Safety, Hospital Care, Medical Malpractice, Talking Law

We trust that when we go to the hospital, we’ll get cured and sent home good as new… or at least not sicker than when we went in. According to a new study published in the prestigious New England Journal of Medicine, each year nearly 650,000 hospital patients get a serious infection during their stay

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Hyundai is Recalling Over 978,000 Vehicles Due to Defective Seat Belts

April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month

Bicycle Safety is a Top Priority This Spring!

Come Out This Saturday 3/25 to the Annual “Ride for Rock Bicycle 50k & 100k” Event

New Research Links Fracking to Earthquakes in Ohio

Watauga County Road Projects

HensonFuerst Investigating Link Between Morcellation Surgery & Cancer Spread

HensonFuerst Attorney Fights for Property Rights

$9 Billion Actos Verdict

Risks of Hospital-Acquired Infections

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