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Avoid distracted driving to avoid fatal accidents

On Behalf of Christian Ayers
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Distracted driving has become a plague on American society. Just as it seemed we were making progress on reducing the rate of drunk driving and getting drivers and passengers to wear their seatbelts – and thereby beginning a decline in the rate of deadly accidents on the roads – along…

Was your SSD claim denied for one of these reasons?

On Behalf of Christian Ayers
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If you have been in an accident in Charlotte and you can not work, you may have tried to file a Social Security Disability (SSD) claim. If it hasn’t happened yet, there is a good chance you might get a denial letter in the mail in response to your claim.…

Fiery car accident in Charlotte leaves 6 injured

On Behalf of Christian Ayers
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An accident on Interstate 485, the loop around Charlotte, left 6 people with serious injuries. Two of those injured fought for their lives at an area trauma center. One of the vehicles involved in the accident burst in to flames at some point. Rescuers had to remove more than one…

When does a car wreck give you cause for a wrongful death suit?

On Behalf of Christian Ayers
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Every time you ride in a motor vehicle, whether you drive or ride as a passenger, there is some risk of winding up in a crash that could leave you hurt or even kill you. Most people tend to suppress concern about the risks associated with driving for the convenience…

What is a herniated disc?

On Behalf of Christian Ayers
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A person’s backbone is made up of several smaller bones called vertebrae, all of which surround the spinal cord, which is arguably the most important nerve in the body. To prevent the vertebrae from rubbing against each other, there are softer tissues between the vertebrae called discs. These discs work…

Rate of distracted driving increases at accident scenes

On Behalf of Christian Ayers
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According to a recent study, the frequency of distracted driving behavior, including texting and driving and the like, skyrockets when motorists are passing through the scene of an accident or another roadside emergency where first responders, like police officers and firefighters, are present. Specifically, the study by the National Safety Council concluded…