One of the most severe injuries a person can suffer in an automobile collision is a spinal cord injury. These injuries can lead to partial
With less drivers on the road, it seems as if the number of fatal crashes or crashes in general would be less, right? Well, not
In recent years, distracted driving has become a catalyst for North Carolina automobile collisions. Despite the efforts from law enforcement and legislators to stop it,
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, North Carolina roadways have been less busy than ever before. Despite North Carolina roadways being less busy, fatal auto collisions
Tractor trailer collisions tend to involve serious to catastrophic injuries, and lead to long-lasting and complex medical issues. However, victims in these cases can sue
Whenever a person has a potential civil claim, North Carolina law will provide a time limit within which that claim has to be filed with
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
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
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
If you have been injured in a serious automobile accident due to the negligence of another driver, you are entitled to file a personal injury