by RG | Feb 26, 2025 | legal matters
Carma Henson: Holding Nursing Homes Accountable By Bob Friedman “Nursing homes are getting away with murder. I will scream it to the top of my lungs,” said Carma Henson, who handles nursing home abuse cases at Raleigh-based personal injury firm Henson Fuerst. She has...
by RG | Feb 26, 2025 | legal matters
If these faces look familiar, it’s because Bonnie and Billy, both highly experienced and well-respected figures in the Triangle court reporting community, launched DepoScripts last year, drawing on their decades of expertise and industry knowledge. In June 2024, their...
by RG | Feb 26, 2025 | legal matters
The Federal Supreme Court of Switzerland is now considering an appeal to decide the fate of the bronze medal awarded to American gymnast Jordan Chiles at the 2024 Paris Olympics. The bronze was initially awarded to Chiles, then taken away as a result of a decision by...
by RG | Feb 26, 2025 | legal matters
Procrastination is a familiar struggle, especially when faced with tasks outside our comfort zone. Last year, I purchased a beautiful antique piece of furniture with the intention of restoring it. Unfortunately, it still sits untouched in my garage—neglected due to a...
by RG | Feb 26, 2025 | legal matters
When a personal injury or medical malpractice attorney is considering whether to take a medical case or accept a settlement in a case, the decision may hinge on what’s in the medical records. A legal nurse consultant can parse through thousands of pages of medical...
by RG | Feb 26, 2025 | legal matters
As a 52-year-old law student at NCCU, Mark Atkinson had what he called a “eureka moment” about what to do with his law degree. Prior to law school, he had spent 25 years as an electrical engineer working with civil engineers on business management. “I thought that’s...
