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Definition of Fault in Traffic Accidents in North Carolina

North Carolina enforces a rare rule when enforcing fault in traffic accidents.

Attorney General Warning - Caution On Over-The-Counter Hearing Aids

The Attorney General came out with the below warning on Tuesday, April 27th, warning people to be skeptical of companies selling over-the-counter hearing aids.

About Class-Action Personal Injury Lawsuits in North Carolina

When you suffer a personal injury, it’s hard to think about anyone else during your recovery.

How a Personal Injury Lawsuits Are Handled in NC

What state you live in or suffer an injury in will dictate how your personal injury lawsuit plays out.

Defending Yourself After a Second DUI

If you're facing a second DUI charge, you're likely worried your past behavior will influence the judge's ruling.

Frances Knox Honored for Ability and Ethics by Peer Review

This prestigious award is given annually to those legal professionals who have gone 'above & beyond' their profession in their community. Knox Law Center congratulates Allen Brotherton for being named a 'Leaders in Law' 2019 honoree by the NC Lawyers Weekly legal publication.

Spoofed Calls From The Supreme Court

The Attorney General came out with the below warning on Thursday, March 11th, warning people to avoid responding to any spoofed calls that look like they are coming from the Supreme Court.

What to Know About Slip and Fall Personal Injury Lawsuits

Suffering an injury from slipping and falling on someone else's property can rack up expensive medical bills and even lost wages.

What Is a "Parsons Presumption"?

In North Carolina, the term "Parsons Presumption" hails from the state Supreme Court case Parsons v. Pantry, Inc., 126 N.C. App. 540, 485 S.E.2d 867 (1997).

Know the Facts Before Thinking About Suing for Medical Malpractice

Suppose you or a loved one suffered an injury, misdiagnosis, or other harm caused by a medical professional.