News and Opinions From Experienced North Carolina Injury Lawyers
The NC personal injury lawyers of Egerton Law blog about important issues related to auto accidents, slip and fall accidents, workers' compensation, and Social Security Disability. Read our blog, and call us at 1-800-800-4LAW if you believe you have a case. You’ll speak directly to an experienced North Carolina accident attorney.
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Smith & Nephew metal-on-metal hip cases can move forward Federal judge rules that injury claims against the medical device manufacturer can continue in Maryland court -
Breast implants recalled after link to cancer Allergan, makers of BIOCELL textured breast implants, announced the worldwide recall after reports of certain types of cancer -
Roundup litigation update: settlements on the horizon? Bayer hires well-known settlement counsel in Roundup weedkiller lawsuits, hinting at the company's desire to resolve the cases. -
Practice safe cycling this summer Follow these tips to prevent injuries while riding a bicycle -
Triad hospitals drop in safety ranks Some of the areas largest hospitals score low in patient safety -
2018 North Carolina Car Crash Statistics Discussion of recent trends in North Carolina car wreck statistics; NCDOT wages campaign to make roads safer in 2019. -
What You Need to Know about Hernia Mesh Learn about the injuries and litigation surrounding mesh hernia repair products. -
Bone Cement Failure in Total Knee Replacements Changes in adhesives may be to blame for early failures of knee replacements -
Well-known hospital makes cancer misdiagnosis for dozens of patients May 7, 2018 – Renowned hospital in North Carolina bungles test for cancer for more than two dozen patients; resulting in misdiagnoses, delay of treatment and the unnecessary administration of radiation and chemotherapy to otherwise well patients. Currently under a federal review, Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center could lose their Medicare billing privileges unless a corrective action plan is agreed upon with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). As a result, CMS has reviewed more than 9,000 histopathology cases for errors.