The North Carolina Health & Safety Blog
Read blog posts about North Carolina serious injuries suffered in major accidents and other personal injury issues to stay up-to-date about victims and their recoveries. Our regular updates to these blogs offer you our viewpoint on recent accidents, how injury cases are being handled, and critical information you need to know.
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What to Ask Before Hiring a Personal Injury Lawyer You should know if the lawyer is a good fit before you hire them. It pays to invest your time in finding the best lawyer to handle your lawsuit. -
Elderly Driver Crashes into Food Lion If you have been injured in a car accident, contact a North Carolina car accident attorney to find out what your legal options may be. Call our office today. -
Hurt In a Hit And Run Car Accident: Is There Insurance Coverage And Tips It is vital to have prior knowledge about the protection your car insurance coverage provides in a hit-and-run case in North Carolina. -
How the Rule of Contributory Negligence Works in North Carolina North Carolina courts interpret the contributory negligence rule as strictly as possible. -
Expert Witnesses in Personal Injury Cases Can an expert witness help your case? Call a North Carolina personal injury attorney for details. -
Injured At A Neighbor's House Party By An Intoxicated Guest – What Are My Rights? The law in North Carolina requires hosts to exercise reasonable care not to unnecessarily expose a legitimate visitor to a hazardous situation. -
Financial Compensation for Back Injuries in North Carolina Accidents If you have suffered a back injury in an accident caused by another party, call our North Carolina personal injury attorney for assistance. -
Understanding Your Legal Options If You Are the Victim of a Hit-and-Run Accident in the Outer Banks of North Carolina Getting injured in a hit-and-run accident is one of the most unfortunate and stressful experiences you may encounter, but all hope is not lost. -
When Pedestrians Do And Do Not Have The Right-of-Way - Overview of North Carolina Crosswalk Laws Pedestrians have the right of way under North Carolina law at all driveways and intersections.