Kelly & West Attorneys
Almost 13,500 speeding drivers were caught and ticketed in one recent week, says the Governor’s Highway Safety Program. State and local police participated in the effort. Extra patrols distributed over 39,000 traffic and criminal citations during Easter Week, according to Becky Wallace, program director. Wake County earned the dubious honor of first place in the […]
Read moreRaleigh, NC — After years of dragging their feet, over a dozen employers have been ordered to a contempt hearing May 22 to settle a claim regarding workers’ compensation insurance for injury on the job. Many injured workers whose companies failed to reimburse them and whose injuries became permanent have found themselves relying on welfare […]
Read moreAccording to the North Carolina Patrol, one person was killed in a big-rig truck accident Wednesday morning. The truck accident occurred at approximately 9:40 a.m. on Highway 258 south of Kinston. According to the report, a big-rig truck rear-ended another big-rig, causing both trucks to catch on fire. One of the truck drivers died in […]
Read moreInformation collected by the National Center for Catastrophic Sports Injury Research shows that more high school football players suffered catastrophic brain injuries in 2011 than at any time since the center began to compile data. The center, which started to accumulate brain injury data in 1984, is located at the University of North Carolina. In […]
Read moreAn accident on northbound Interstate 95 involving three tractor-trailer trucks left one driver dead and one in critical condition Wednesday, May 9. The driver of the third truck was treated and released from the hospital. Truck driver John Michael Jenkins of Rincon, Ga. died early Thursday morning in the Jacee Burn Center of University of […]
Read moreOct. 9, 2012 is the deadline to apply for a loan from the Small Business Administration (SBA) for economic disaster as a result of the drought and excessive heat throughout 2011 in North Carolina. The loans are available to: Small businesses Small agricultural cooperatives Small business engaged in aquaculture Most private non-profit organizations of all […]
Read moreOwners of at least 21 homes on Stony Hill Road near Wake Forest, North Carolina are worried about the well water they’ve been drinking for years. Nearby residents also are concerned. According to Wral.com, the water from their wells tested positive for TCE, a cancer causing substance used to clean up grease. Soil contamination by […]
Read moreA Rockwell Rural firefighter en route September 26 to a car crash on Fisher Road was ejected from his SUV when the tread on his rear tire was torn apart and the vehicle overturned. Trying to keep control of his Ford Explorer, Josh Jacobs, 30, was catapulted from the vehicle when it flipped, according to […]
Read moreThe answer to a case, which is expected in June, will help shape how North Carolina and other states reclaim Medicaid funds that are spent on patient care. Currently, in North Carolina, the state can legally claim one-third of a medical malpractice settlement or judgment awarded to a Medicaid patient. However, those in opposition claim […]
Read moreAuthorities in Durham are investigating the cause of a fatal car accident that killed one woman and injured three others. The accident occurred Wednesday, Jan. 9 just before 9 a.m. According to a report by ABC Local, a white sedan lost control and hit a Jeep that was traveling southbound on Guess Road near Milton […]
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Your safety, and that of our team, is very important to us. We want to provide a safe environment for everyone who works here or meets with us. With that in mind, we are open by appointment starting June 1, 2020. We are not accepting walk-ins to our offices at this time. If you do not have an appointment, please call us at (910) 893-8183.
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Sincerely,
Reggie, Elizabeth, Thomas, and the team