Brent Adams & Associates Legal Blog
Our North Carolina legal blog covers personal injury news, accident information, medical malpractice reports, lawsuits, and other topics of interest for those who are dealing with their own North Carolina legal issues. Updated daily, our NC injury attorneys hope this blog helps readers stay connected to legislation changes and informed when it comes to significant NC court decisions.
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Medical Malpractice Lawyer Suffers from Medical Malpractice Find out why Boston attorney, Michael E. Mone, fell victim to everything he had been fighting against. -
Make Sure You Know These 4 Things Before Buying Insurance When buying health insurance, it is important to know about these four components of your plan. Click here to find out what information you might be missing. -
How to Find Complaint Reports for NC Doctors Individuals trying to gather evidence of complaints filed against North Carolina doctors have several resources to check. -
Half of Alzheimer's Diagnoses Are Not Revealed to Patients The Alzheimer's Association revealed a new report that shows approximately half of the patients diagnosed with Alzheimer's are not told results by their doctor. -
Compensation System for Vaccine Injury Claimants Individuals who have suffered adverse medical and health conditions as a direct result of vaccine administration have a federal system to navigate. -
Why Brain Injuries are Hard to Diagnose Symptoms of brain injuries are sometimes the same as other injuries, which means a brain injury may go undiagnosed. Here is why. -
Da Vinci Surgical Robot Problems Medical malpractice lawyers review the problems associated with da Vinci surgical robots over the past decade. -
Misdiagnosed Alzheimer’s Could Be Brain Disease CTE Seniors who have Alzheimer’s may have been misdiagnosed; a brain disease that stems from repeated head trauma develops over time and mimics the same symptoms. -
Medical Malpractice, Surgical Error on "Seinfeld" - The Junior Mint Episode Let’s take a look at what our Raleigh personal injury lawyers think about medical malpractice in the plot of a “Seinfeld” TV episode “The Junior Mint”. -
Example of an Invalid Medical Malpractice Claim There are many misconceptions about valid medical malpractice claims. -
How to Protect Yourself From Flesh-Eating Diseases Injury attorneys in Raleigh at Brent Adams & Associates created a list of ways to protect yourself from flesh-eating diseases after a woman in Spring Lake died. -
Complaints About Mobile Dentists: Are Mobile Dentists Safe? Mobile dentists are common in areas where low-income families have limited access to affordable healthcare. -
Birth Injuries: Medical Malpractice in North Carolina NC birth injury laws protect newborns and families from negligent of medical staff. Statistics show over 500 medical malpractice cases are filed annually in NC. -
NC Medical Malpractice Reform: One Year Later The North Carolina Senate approved a malpractice reform in 2011. Now, one year later, how has the legislation affected medical malpractice cases? -
I Was Misdiagnosed: How to Prove Medical Malpractice in NC If you discover your doctor misdiagnosed your condition and you’ve been losing money on unnecessary procedures, you need to pursue a medical malpractice claim. -
Traumatic Brain Injury Therapy Program for Vets Victims of brain injuries don’t always know they have brain damage right after an accident. Symptoms of brain injuries develop with time well after the trauma. -
Patients Can Avoid Bacterial Infections at NC Hospitals Hospital patients are admitted to get well. Most patients don’t know that the deadliest types of infections are acquired in hospitals—specifically the ICU. -
NC Hospitals’ Report Card Scores A panel of experts recently released Hospital Safety Scores grading hospitals in the greater Triangle area. -
Raleigh Personal Injury Attorneys: Are Doctors Too Distracted? Doctors rely on smartphones and tablets to research prescriptions and symptoms, but these technologies can contribute to medical malpractice. -
Medical Error: Disfigurement Medical errors include wrong-site surgeries, misdiagnosis, negligent anesthesia practices, unnecessary surgery, inadequate care or prescription errors.