Informational blogs focused on relevant North Carolina personal injury topics
Read our latest blogs about North Carolina and South Carolina personal injury law.
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Passenger Charged in Fatal Wilmington Wreck Woman killed in Wilmington wreck when passenger grabs steering wheel of car, causing crash. -
Understanding the Fundamentals of a Survival Action What is the difference between a wrongful death claim and a survival action? Contact a North Carolina wrongful death attorney for details and assistance. -
Alcohol, Marijuana Use Causes Fatal Pedestrian Crash A man pushing a bicycle along McKee Rd. in Matthews, NC, was struck and killed by a stoned driver who was also found with an open container of alcohol in her car. -
Who’s to Blame When a Driver Turning Left Hits a Motorcyclist? A crash at Summit Ave. and Textile Dr. in Greensboro, NC, inflicted fatal injuries on a motorcycle rider and raised questions about right of way. -
Pursuing a North Carolina Wrongful Death Lawsuit If you have lost a loved one due to the actions of another party, contact a North Carolina wrongful death attorney to find out what your legal options are. -
Where Are Pedestrians at Risk in North Carolina? A deadly hit-and-run crash along U.S. Highway 70 in Catawba County just before dawn on May 16, 2018, shows that negligent or reckless drivers operate everywhere. -
What Contributed to a Child’s Death in a Charlotte Crash? A four-vehicle wreck on Eastway Drive on May 111, 2018, started with a driver’s unsafe lane change and ended with a 4-year-old and his mother dead. -
Tragedy Shows Why NC Drivers Must Stop at Every Crash A pedestrian died on Clinton Road near Vander, North Carolina, after a hit-and-run in which the driver admitted he knew he struck something but continued on. -
Impaired Driver Kills 4-Year-Old in Robeson Co., NC The deadly parking lot crash happened in front of a tobacco shop off Prospect Road near NC 710 on the afternoon of May 8, 2018. -
Wreck Kills Motorcyclist Despite Good Samaritan’s Help Two of the five drivers involved in the chain-reaction crash on I-85 in Charlotte, NC, could have responsibility for settling wrongful death claims.