Contributory Negligence: What Does It Mean?

Contributory negligence means that an injured party cannot claim damages if he or she is deemed to have contributed to the sustained injury or damage to property in any way. North Carolina (along with the states of Alabama, Maryland, and Virginia, and the District of Columbia) recognizes this rule. For injury victims filing a claim, contributory negligence is the least favorable outcome.

Can You Say No to Field Sobriety Tests?

The North Carolina Law Enforcement Division is bent on curtailing drunk driving incidents. For this reason, the state has implemented DWI checkpoints or roadblocks which give police officers the right to stop cars, regardless of whether there is any suspicion of drunk driving.

Raleigh Criminal Lawyer Supports New Law On Medical Use of Marijuana Oil

In this year’s follow up documentary, “Weed 2”, Gupta goes on to apologize again and state, “I am not backing down on medical marijuana; I am doubling down.”  If you haven’t seen it, it is certainly worth watching.

In North Carolina, marijuana is classified as a Schedule VI drug and possession of less than ½ ounce is a misdemeanor punishable by a fine of less than $200 and possibly some time for community service.  Still anyone charged with possession of any drug should contact a reputable Raleigh criminal lawyer.
http://www.kurtzandblum.com/blog/raleigh-criminal-lawyer-supports-new-law-on-medical-use-of-marijuana-oil

In Case of a Dog Attack, Consult a Raleigh Personal Injury Lawyer

Complicating the issue further, many states and municipalities have passed laws that limit a dog’s ability to roam at large. Due to the intricacies of the "one free bite" rule, a respectable Raleigh personal injury attorney with Kurtz & Blum can answer your questions.

If you or someone you know has been injured by a domestic animal call us at 919-832-7700 to speak with a personal injury lawyer to better understand you legal rights. It is probably best to avoid settling with a dog owner’s insurance company out of court until you have all the facts.
http://www.kurtzandblum.com/blog/in-case-of-a-dog-attack-consult-a-raleigh-personal-injury-lawyer