If you were hurt on someone else’s property in North Carolina, you may have already started looking into your legal options. Maybe you slipped on a broken sidewalk outside a retail store, or you tripped in a poorly lit parking garage. You know the property owner was careless. You have photos, a

Getting hurt on someone else’s property is stressful enough on its own. What makes it even harder is realizing that being injured doesn’t automatically mean you’ll be compensated. In North Carolina, proving a premises liability claim requires meeting a specific legal standard, and the process is more involved than most people expect.

Recently, the New York Times had an article that addressed the lack of accountability for generic drug manufacturers. The U.S. Supreme Court held that generic drug suppliers don’t have the same disclosure and warning requirements that brand name drugs have. So, be careful when taking generic medications. The medication will be the