Charlotte And Richmond Personal Injury Law Blog
Common myths about insurance coverage
When an accident occurs in North Carolina, the at-fault driver often relies on their vehicle insurance to cover any damage. This can include everything from repairing a vehicle to paying for medical bills after a serious accident. While all those who drive are...
What are common questions during a SSD hearing?
As your North Carolina disability hearing inches closer, you may begin to feel anxious or unprepared. This is completely normal! Before your hearing, it is important that you prepare. Your preparations will deliver results in the courtroom. It is important for you to...
Why do construction workers suffer so many back injuries?
If you work construction in North Carolina or Virginia, you know that your back takes a beating as your perform your duties from day to day. So many of them require you to lift, move or otherwise maneuver heavy objects and equipment. This constant strain on your back...
Why a slip and fall is no laughing matter
Gone are the days when movie and TV actors and comedians took pratfalls to the raucous merriment of onlookers. If you suffer a slip-and-fall injury in North Carolina, you will quickly discover that these types of injuries are no laughing matter whatsoever. In fact,...
Can a car accident paralyze you?
One of the most catastrophic consequences a North Carolina car accident can entail is that of your receiving a spinal cord injury that could paralyze you, confining you to a wheelchair for the remainder of your life. Depending on the location and severity of your...
What is the difference between SSDI and SSI?
Many North Carolina residents get confused about social security disability insurance and social security insurance. Although these are both federal programs, they do serve distinct purposes. Knowing the difference can help you determine which program you may qualify...
What should I know about workers’ compensation in Virginia?
If you get an injury at work, you may be able to pursue a workers’ compensation claim. Virginia law requires employers to carry workers’ compensation insurance if they regularly employ more than two full-time or part-time employees, including subcontractors. The...
Construction zones pose risk to drivers
Drivers in Virginia and North Carolina may consider construction zones to be a nuisance, but these work zones can be quite dangerous for both workers and vehicle operators. To keep everyone safe, drivers should understand the risks involved and follow certain safety...
Does Virginia require uninsured motorist coverage?
The ordeal of going through an automobile accident is bad enough with property damage and possibly life-changing injuries to deal with, but it gets even worse when you find out the other party did not even possess liability insurance to cover your damages. The problem...
What are the different types of disability benefits in Virginia?
If you suffer an injury on the job in Virginia, your employer likely has workers' compensation coverage to help you out. Workers' compensation assists you by offering payment for medical expenses and lost wages. There are different categories of claims in this system....
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