If you have been injured in an automobile accident, you may have been told that you have a “claim.” Many injured North Carolinians use this
With negligence cases involving obvious fault, such as where a drunk driver runs a stop sign and causes a T-Bone collision, the insurance adjuster is
Among the injuries commonly caused by automobile accidents are those involving the shoulder. Whether you have suffered a fractured collarbone, upper arm, or shoulder blade
Typically, the process after a North Carolina automobile accident is uncharted territory, and you are not sure what to do. For smaller claims, it may
One of the most frustrating varieties of Raleigh automobile accident is the hit-and-run. In these cases, the injured party is often unable to ever identify
Even passengers of large motor vehicles such as municipal buses can sustain serious personal injury. If you have been hurt as a result of a
Drunk drivers are one of the most common causes of high speed automobile accidents. In North Carolina, these drivers may be charged and convicted of
Personal injuries can take a number of forms: broken bones, traumatic brain injury, soft tissue damage, etc. All of these injuries have the capacity to
North Carolina law protects medical care providers who treat personal injury claimants by providing a limited lien against any settlement or verdict. See, N.C.G.S. §
Serious automobile accidents can cause a variety of personal injuries. A pinched nerve at C6-C7 is one of the more common. This type of injury