Workers’ Compensation Claims for Exposure to Hazardous Chemicals
Most people are exposed to chemicals to some degree in the workplace. Even if it’s office cleaning products, gasoline, or …
Read MoreWhat Are the Different Degrees of Burn Injuries?
Burning is a chemical reaction, also called combustion. It occurs when an oxidant, such as oxygen, reacts with a fuel …
Read MoreHow To Prevent a Crush Injury at Work
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported 5,486 fatal on-the-job traumatic injuries in the United States in 2022. BLS attributes 95 …
Read MoreDifferent Types of Electrical Burns at the Workplace
One thousand deaths occur each year from electrical burns, with an additional 30,000 electrical injuries occurring. Many of these deaths …
Read MoreCatastrophic Truck Accidents Caused By Speeding
In 2022, there were 120,200 trucks involved in injury crashes in the United States. Many of these collisions resulted in …
Read MoreCatastrophic Injuries Due to Defective Products
Defective products can cause catastrophic injury. Victims may have the right to financial compensation. Horton & Mendez Injury Attorneys explain …
Read MoreDo Crush Injuries Cause Nerve Damage?
Crush injuries can cause nerve damage from direct damage or from compartment syndrome, putting pressure on the body and destroying …
Read MoreNTL Reaffirms Nick Mendez As Top 40 Under 40 Trial Lawyers In North Carolina
The National Trial Lawyers proudly announces the re-selection of Nick Mendez, a distinguished member of Horton & Mendez Injury Attorneys, …
Read MoreProving Negligence in Catastrophic Injury Cases in NC
Most catastrophic liability lawsuits are based on negligence. Proving negligence in catastrophic injury cases in NC requires building admissible evidence …
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