By statute, most North Carolina automobile insurance policies in North Carolina are relatively standardized. N.C.G.S. § 20-279.21 provides the minimum types and amounts of coverage
If you have no health insurance, more and more car accident victims are being held personally liable for resulting doctors’ bills. Many claimants are being forced
A back contusion is a type of soft tissue injury caused by blunt trauma to muscle, tendon, or ligament. If you have sustained a back
Shoulder and upper limb injuries are a common result of high speed car accidents. One specific painful and debilitating injury is “thoracic outlet syndrome.” This
Whether you have been involved in a truck, motorcycle, or car accident, you have likely sustained painful and costly personal injuries. If your automobile collision
A car accident can be one of the most traumatic experiences in a person’s life. Dealing with an at-fault driver’s pushy automobile insurance company is
Recovery of medical costs following an automobile accident in North Carolina changed dramatically this summer with the passage of North Carolina House Bill 542. Medical
If you are injured in an automobile accident while driving a borrowed car, you may be entitled to recover your personal injury damages under multiple
One of the most common questions from personal injury victims following an automobile collision is whether there is a time limit to file suit against