If you are in an accident, whether it was your fault or not, you are always required stop. Failure to do so constitutes a hit and run and could put you in serious legal trouble. Both criminal and civil suits can be filed against you that could cost thousands and even time in jail. In…

Back in July of 2015, a college student named Chandler Kania, 20, a student at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, was charged with impaired and careless driving, and for the possession of an open container of alcohol.  He was also charged with several counts of second-degree murder, felony death by motor vehicle,…

When applying for workers’ compensation in Tennessee, you should know the steps necessary so that you can receive the amount you deserve. Getting injured and not being able to work does not mean you should have money troubles. Workers’ compensation is a crucial social safety net that can ensure that you a workplace injury does…

After an accident or incident, an injured party is often left devastated, injured, and in a financial crisis. In cases of severe financial loss, the victim must borrow money from friends, family and financial institutions to make ends meet. It is only natural to regain control of your life. In many instances the first step…

In late 2015, 26 people were injured bear Tarboro after a tractor-trailer rear-ended a bus full of migrant workers on Highway 64.  Two of the people who suffered serious injuries were flown to Vidant Medical Center in Greenville while the other 24 were taken to the closest hospital with various injuries.  According to state troopers,…

After a circuit court judge ruled that the noneconomic damage caps were unconstitutional in the state of Tennessee, the state’s Supreme Court rejected the ruling. Damage caps limit the amount of recovery for injured or deceased persons in personal injury suits and In Tennessee the damage cap for non-economic damages like pain and suffering is…