A maximum damage award is the ultimate goal of any aggressive personal injury lawyer in North Carolina. The state contributory negligence law is such that only total fault cases will result in financial recovery, which sets the stage for major damage awards in court...
A North Carolina employer can require employees to get a Covid-19 vaccine as a condition of their employment. The power to require vaccinations is similar to that for requiring safety helmets at a construction site, or protective clothing at a meatpacking plant;...
Arbitration can be an effective method of alternative dispute resolution in some cases, but it is not necessarily designed to help in all situations. There are some advantages in certain instances, but typically the advantages of choosing mediation or actually going...
KELLUM LAW FIRM – NEWS & RESOURCES Search for: Trial Or Settlement? Taking a case all the way to trial or receiving an out-of-court settlement is one of the first things tabled by new clients, usually during the initial free consultation that we offer....
KELLUM LAW FIRM – NEWS & RESOURCES Search for: How Long Does It Take To Settle A Typical Claim? There’s really no such thing as a ‘typical claim’ hence depending on your specific case, it could take anywhere from several weeks or months to...
KELLUM LAW FIRM – NEWS & RESOURCES Search for: What if a person dies before bringing a personal injury lawsuit? It depends on whether the person died as a result of injuries from the accident or from unrelated causes. If a person injured in an accident...
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