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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How Do I Prove Who Was at Fault in a Car Accident? “Whose fault was it?” is the first question people ask when they hear about a car accident. The answer may have legal consequences for the parties involved. -
Injured in a Car Accident When it is Snowing Outside – Who is at Fault? Accidents that occur as a result of black ice or snow usually result in devastating injuries. This can lead to personal injury claims. -
Releasing Vehicles to At-Fault Driver’s Insurance Company Should an accident victim agree to release their damaged vehicle to the other driver's insurance company? Contact an NC car crash attorney for assistance. -
Do Concussions Cause Car Accidents? A new study suggests that many doctors do not warn concussion victims of the driving dangers they face. Contact a North Carolina car accident attorney today. -
5-Vehicle Chain-Reaction on I-85 Kills Woman, Injures 3 A driver who admitted to being distracted never slowed down before driving into the back of a car that had stopped for an earlier wreck. -
Herniated Disc Injury Herniated discs are a common injury sustained in car crashes. Contact a North Carolina car accident attorney for details and assistance. -
Parents Could Have Coverage for Teen Hit-and-Run Victims An unlicensed teen driver killed two of his passengers and hospitalized two others after fleeing a traffic stop in Fayetteville and causing a hit-and-run crash. -
Does a Toddler Have Legal Rights to Sue After a Car Crash? An adult can file insurance claims or a civil lawsuit on behalf of the 2-year-old critically who got injured in a head-on collision near Greenville, NC. -
Dram Shop Laws Can a drunk driving accident victim sue the business that served the alcohol to the drunk driver? Contact a North Carolina car accident attorney for details. -
The Dangers of Improper Turn Signal Usage Improper turn signal usage is responsible for two million crashes each year. Contact a North Carolina accident attorney for details and assistance.