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October 26, 2017 By Valerie Johnson

You Won’t Believe This Attack on Justice in North Carolina

Sometimes judges in North Carolina don’t get the respect they should. They often have large caseloads. They have to know the law in lots of different areas. And most have to run for office every eight years. It takes time to go through that process, and when judges run statewide, they have to cover a […]

Filed Under: Cases in the News Tagged With: judge, North Carolina

December 8, 2016 By Valerie Johnson

Stop the Court Packing Plan!

The Governor and the NC Legislature want to add two new NC Supreme Court seats in a last-minute legislative session!  The session is supposed to be about Hurricane Matthew relief, but could also add new Justices to be appointed by Gov. McCrory in his last days in office. In November, Judge Michael Morgan won his […]

Filed Under: Cases in the News Tagged With: court, NC Supreme Court, North Carolina

May 27, 2015 By Valerie Johnson

Are North Carolina workplace deaths really down?

Recently the North Carolina Department of Labor reported, and it was noted in the press, that workplace fatalities in the state had declined to an all-time low of 23 during the year 2013. However, the low numbers may be more from a change in the way the Department of Labor counts the deaths, and not […]

Filed Under: Cases in the News, Workers' Compensation Tagged With: injured worker, North Carolina, Workplace Safety

April 27, 2015 By Valerie Johnson

NC Senate Bill 205 is bad for workers

A trucker once said, “Everything in your house came on a truck – including the house.”  North Carolinians rely on men and women who carry the goods that we need and want. They work long hours and suffer serious accidents at an alarming rate. Workers’ compensation covers truck drivers when they are injured in the […]

Filed Under: Cases in the News, Legislative Action, Safety Information, Workers' Compensation Tagged With: Articles, Compensable Injury, Congress, North Carolina, North Carolina Workers' Compensation, Occupational Accident, Senate Bill, Truckers, workers compensation

April 21, 2015 By Valerie Johnson

Valerie Johnson honored by the College of Workers’ Compensation Lawyers

Johnson & Groninger attorney Valerie Johnson was inducted into the American Bar Association College of Workers’ Compensation Lawyers at its 9th Annual Induction Dinner, held in Naples, Florida in March. Valerie’s practice focuses heavily on representing North Carolina workers and their rights. She has a particular interest in fighting for the rights of injured workers, and […]

Filed Under: News of the Firm, Workers' Compensation Tagged With: Ann Groninger, Articles, North Carolina, North Carolina Workers' Compensation, Presentation, Recognition, Valerie Johnson, workers compensation

June 12, 2014 By Valerie Johnson

Sex abuse victims at Carolina Friends come forward 40 years later

The Carolina Friends School (CFS) has announced they have learned about sexual misconduct between a former principal and students 40 years ago. The Durham-based Quaker school first heard of the misconduct in 2012. An independent investigation revealed five victims who were former students, including one student who said they were touched inappropriately by a former teacher. […]

Filed Under: Sexual Abuse & Harassment Tagged With: child sex abuse, Leto Copeley, North Carolina, sexual abuse

June 10, 2014 By Valerie Johnson

Graduated risks: talk to your teen about drunk driving

Summer can be a dangerous time for teenage drivers. In 2012 the number of teen drivers killed rose 20% during the months of June and July, according to Mothers Against Drunk Driving. This high school graduation season, the partners of CJG Law Firm would like to remind you and the teenage drivers in your home that […]

Filed Under: Personal Injury, Safety Information Tagged With: Ann Groninger, Health Care, Leto Copeley, North Carolina, Valerie Johnson

June 6, 2014 By Valerie Johnson

Charlotte Metro area among top 10 most dangerous for pedestrians

The Charlotte Metro Area is one of the top ten most dangerous for pedestrians, according to a new study by the National Complete Streets Coalition. Metro Orlando tops the list of most dangerous areas to walk, followed by the Tampa-St. Petersburg, Jacksonville, Miami and Memphis regions. The Charlotte Metro area was tenth on the list. […]

Filed Under: Personal Injury Tagged With: Ann Groninger, bicycle, Leto Copeley, Litigation, North Carolina, Valerie Johnson

June 3, 2014 By Valerie Johnson

Group honors Valerie Johnson for helping injured workers in North Carolina

Valerie was honored for her tireless efforts on behalf of workers’ rights in North Carolina by the North Carolina A. Philip Randolph Institute at its 40th Annual Awards Banquet and Birthday Celebration. She also spoke at the banquet on the topic of labor and the changing political climate impacting injured workers in the state. Clayola Brown, the national president […]

Filed Under: Legislative Action, News of the Firm, Workers' Compensation Tagged With: North Carolina, North Carolina Workers' Compensation, Recognition, Union, Unions, Valerie Johnson

May 28, 2014 By Valerie Johnson

New bill gives corporations immunity when products kill

A new bill (SB 648) was introduced and discussed this week in the State Senate Judiciary 1 Committee that would give corporations complete immunity when their products hurt or kill North Carolinians. It would be the most radical measure of its kind in the country. SB 648 may move very quickly so please call or email your Senator today and tell […]

Filed Under: Legislative Action Tagged With: NCAJ, North Carolina

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