Where Are a Semi-Truck’s Blind Spots?
The short answer: A semi-truck has four main blind spots, often called “no-zones”: directly in front of the cab, along …
Read MoreHome Health Care and Workers’ Comp in NC: Can You Get Paid for At-Home Care?
The short answer: Yes. North Carolina workers’ compensation can pay for home health care, including attendant care and in-home nursing, …
Read MoreWhat Is a Demand Letter, and How Long Does the Insurance Company Have to Respond in NC?
The short answer: A demand letter is a formal written demand your attorney sends to the at-fault driver’s insurer that …
Read MoreUninsured Motorist Claims in North Carolina
Getting hit by a driver who has no insurance, or speeds off before you can get their information, adds a …
Read MoreHorton & Mendez Adds Madison Yashinsky as New Pre-Litigation Attorney
Horton & Mendez Injury & Car Accident Attorneys has expanded its legal roster with the appointment of Madison Yashinsky as …
Read MoreHorton & Mendez Represents Longtime Landfall Security Officer Injured at Independence Day Celebration
WILMINGTON, N.C. — Horton & Mendez Injury Attorneys represents Russell James, a longtime security officer who has faithfully served the …
Read MoreWhiplash Settlements in North Carolina: What Your Soft Tissue Injury Case Is Worth
A car accident in Jacksonville can leave you hurting in ways that don’t show up on an X-ray. Your neck …
Read MoreThe Workers’ Comp Nurse Case Manager: Who They Work For (It’s Not You)
A friendly workers’ comp nurse case manager has appeared in your file, offering to “help coordinate your care” as you …
Read MoreThe Independent Medical Examination (IME) in NC Workers’ Comp: What the Insurance Company Doesn’t Tell You
You are hurt on the job. You’re going to your appointments, following your doctor’s orders, and trying to heal. Then …
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