A Perfect Metaphor for How NOT to Fight a North Carolina Class Action Case
March 21, 2013
The so-called Hermit Kingdom of North Korea recently launched a nuclear weapon test near the border of China, prompting nearly universal approbation from foreign powers. It’s a perfect example of how NOT to succeed, whether you’re building a foreign policy…
Your Beliefs about Your Defective Drug Case Are Misguided
March 7, 2013
Winning a North Carolina defective drug and medical equipment case requires counterintuitive wisdom. You and your family have suffered so much. You have a vivid, detailed picture in your mind about what went wrong, why it went wrong, who caused…
“Self-Talk” and North Carolina Personal Injury Plaintiffs
February 21, 2013
If you were harmed in a car crash or hurt by a defective drug or medical product in North Carolina–or, worse, witnessed a loved one suffer due to another party’s negligence/carelessness–you have more important things to deal with than your…
Avoid “Reinventing the Wheel” After Your Injury in North Carolina
February 14, 2013
As someone who has been injured in North Carolina — by a bad product, poorly maintained medical device, mislabeled pharmaceutical, etc. — you may feel totally isolated, confused, and alone. No one you know has ever been through anything like…
3 Warning Signs That Your Current North Carolina Mass Tort Law Firm Isn’t Getting the Job Done
February 5, 2013
Not all North Carolina mass tort law firms are created equal. If you’ve noticed any of these three signs, seriously consider finding a new legal team. 1. Your law firm’s administrative office seems discombobulated and all over the place. Perhaps…
3 Reasons to File a North Carolina Class Action or Mass Tort
January 1, 2013
Maybe your spouse suffered serious internal bleeding after being put on the wrong medication or your pediatrician misdiagnosed your child’s illness, causing tragic, potentially life-altering consequences. Yet the decision to file a lawsuit — or to participate in a class…
