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North Carolina Trial Law Blog

This post is being placed under this heading in order to allow people to find this Blog easier with Google searching.   The website is http://www.NCTrialLawBlog.com

The topics of this Blog include:

medicare, medicaid, trial law, liens, subrogation, personal injury, ERISA, lawyers, and law

The North Carolina Trial Law Blog is published by Nichols Law Firm and attorney Christopher R. Nichols.  My office is based in Raleigh, NC but I also have an office in Hendersonville, NC.  I practice across North Carolina, and work a lot in Durham, Chapel Hill, Greenville, Fayetteville.  In the western part of North Carolina I have worked extensively in Asheville, Hendersonville, Hickory, Morganton, Franklin and all areas in bewteen.

Chris Nichols

Posted by Chris Nichols on August 30, 2006 at 06:14 PM in General Comments & Feedback |

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C Lu

How long does a MD have till they must report a malpractice settlement. The amount was around 100,000. And is there any way the public can check on this?
Thank you for your help

Posted by: C Lu | August 28, 2007 at 10:34 AM

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