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Car Accident

March 7, 2016 By nicole

Who should pay your medical bills after an accident?

If your accident was caused by the driver of a car or truck, you would think their insurance company should pay your bills, right? After all, that driver was responsible, not you. But in North Carolina, most of the time that is not how it works right when you most need the payment. First, the other […]

Filed Under: Personal Injury, Safety Information Tagged With: accident, Car Accident, personal injury

February 11, 2010 By nicole

NC Court of Appeals’ latest decisions on workers’ compensation and personal injuries

Last week, the North Carolina Court of Appeals published four opinions in workers’ compensation and personal injury cases. In Berardi v. Craven County Schools, the Court considered and described the Industrial Commission’s new process for expedited medical motions, which speed up resolution of medical treatment disputes in workers’ compensation cases. At issue was whether the employer […]

Filed Under: Personal Injury, Workers' Compensation Tagged With: Appeals, Bicycle Accidents, Car Accident, Case Commentary, Clinchers, Disability Benefits, Governmental Immunity, Industrial Commission, Medical Motions, Negligence

October 7, 2009 By nicole

This week’s personal injury case from the NC Court of Appeals

The court issued an unpublished opinion about a pedestrian-vehicle auto accident in Hill v. Thompson this week. In the case, the 15-year-old plaintiff crossed a highway near her home, not at a crosswalk, and was struck by defendants’ vehicle. Defendants argued that plaintiff could not recover at all because she was contributorily negligent (partially at fault) for […]

Filed Under: Personal Injury Tagged With: Car Accident, Case Commentary, Contributory Negligence, Last Clear Chance, NC Court of Appeals

March 20, 2009 By nicole

Ann speaks at national conference on litigating bicycle cases

Ann Groninger spoke at the Torts Made Perfect seminar in Las Vegas on March 20, 2009, on the subject of representing bicyclists in personal injury cases. She presented a paper entitled “Litigating Bicycle Crash Cases.” Summary: There are many different nuances for an attorney to explore and understand in order to successfully represent an injured cyclist. […]

Filed Under: News of the Firm, Personal Injury Tagged With: Ann Groninger, Articles, Bicycle Accidents, Car Accident, Litigation, Presentation

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