What Is the Statute of Limitation for Child Sexual Abuse?
Our North Carolina sexual abuse attorneys explain the statute of limitations in North Carolina.
Lanier Law Group Fights to Protect SAFE Child Act Amid Appeal
A three-judge panel convened in Wake County on Oct. 21 to review the constitutionality of the SAFE Child Act. Lanier Law Group is fighting to defend this crucial bill.
Lanier Law Group Defends SAFE Child Act Before Special 3-Judge Panel
Attorneys at Lanier Law Group argued before a special 3-judge panel on behalf of all child sex abuse survivors who have brought claims under the SAFE Child Act.
What Damages Can You Recover After a Truck Accident?
Our North Carolina personal injury attorneys share the types of damages an individual can be compensated for after an accident involving a commercial truck.
What Medications Do Truckers Use to Stay Awake?
Our North Carolina personal injury attorneys share what drivers need to know if they were injured by a truck driver who may have been using drugs to stay awake.
Boppy Pillows Led to 7 Infant Deaths
Consumer Reports found that all 7 infant deaths due to nursing pillows and infant loungers can be traced back to Boppy, a popular baby product manufacturer.
The Risk That Wind Poses to Big-Rigs
Many truck drivers agree that wind speeds between 40 to 60 miles per hour are risky, and winds over 60 miles per hour are too dangerous to travel in.
How Much Training Do Truckers Receive?
While the answer differs by state, you may be surprised how little training is required.
How an Electronic Logging Device Can Be Used in a Truck Crash Claim
ELDs store data that cannot be altered or forged by truckers. Learn how this may prove beneficial in a truck accident claim.
Who Can Be Held Liable for a Truck Crash?
Since trucks are commercial vehicles, there are many parties involved in their operation, and so many parties that may be held liable for a crash.
