As a driver, it’s on you to stay as safe as possible. While you can never fully predict another driver’s actions, you can do things on your own that help you avoid harm. Below, we’ll provide you with some essential defensive driving tips to help you whenever you get behind the wheel of your vehicle. Always Give Enough Space Never…
In North Carolina, car accident claims follow an at-fault system that allows you to hold someone else accountable when they cause a crash and subsequent injuries. Because of this, proving causation is an instrumental part of showing liability. Causation can be complicated, but you can look for specific signs after the crash when you know some of the significant causes…
If you suffer injuries in a car accident, the steps you take in the aftermath are crucial. In many situations, the shock and adrenaline of the crash can cause you to overlook some of the most critical steps, which is a mistake that can threaten your ability to file a claim or lawsuit. Because of North Carolina’s at-fault laws, proving…
Construction workers in North Carolina perform job duties that involve a range of different types of physical hazards. The risk of injury in the construction industry is higher than in other industries due to the physical nature of the work and the materials that are involved. Here are some of the most common workplace injuries that impact construction workers every day: No.…
The majority of car accidents in North Carolina are caused by driver error. However, the physical components of your vehicle can be just as vital as your driving skills. If something goes wrong with your vehicle when you’re on the road, defensive driving might not be enough to prevent an accident. Why is it important to monitor your car’s critical…
Drivers in North Carolina understand there is some risk of a traffic accident each time they climb into a vehicle. But both the frequency and seriousness of these accidents increase when drivers travel faster than the speed limit. Nationally, traveling at an unsafe speed is the principal reason for a fatal motor vehicle accident 27% of the time. Speeding frequency…
Machine and metal workers in North Carolina know that their work environments present a considerable amount of risk to them daily. This potential danger makes it necessary for these workers to remain alert and aware while in the workplace. A properly designed workplace and employees who understand safety protocol will do a lot to prevent the need for workers’ comp claims.…
You need to maintain your vehicle to keep it safe and reliable for continued use on public roadways. When malfunctions or broken parts cause accidents, the driver and owner of that vehicle could be liable for the cost of bodily injuries arising from car accidents caused by poorly maintained vehicles. Oldest and youngest drivers are most at risk Motorists age…
It takes a great amount of force to fracture the femur, which is the strongest bone in the human body. High-impact car crashes, especially those involving pedestrians and motorcyclists, are the leading cause of femur fractures in North Carolina and across the U.S. Perhaps you were in such an accident yourself and suffered one. The types of femur fractures If…
Perhaps you attend UNC Wilmington or work there, and during your drive to and from the campus, you were in a car accident. It could be that you had an advanced driver-assistance system on in your car or that the other driver did. It should be kept in mind that ADAS is not without its flaws. This may play a…
