Frequently Asked Questions

 

 

Yes but they will dig for evidence that the accident was the pedestrian's fault, such as you stepped in front of the biker. Working with a skilled personal injury attorney can make the claims process easier. 

Yes, but you could find it easier to file a claim under the uninsured motorist and medpay parts of your own auto insurance policy. You must carry UIM coverage in Virginia. 

We might subpoena the pharmacy records of the truck driver; these records will show the medications prescribed but also which doctor prescribed them. We also will investigate previous workers' compensation claims made by the truck driver because they could reveal relevant medical history. 

Our attorneys obtain medical records to check that the truck driver who injured you was qualified medically to operate the truck. If we cannot get the information voluntarily, we will issue subpoenas to obtain the information from the relevant medical practic

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety states there were 3986 people killed in truck crashes in 2016. 

How do defedants make accusations of contributory negligence in an electric shock injury case? 

 

The hotel, homeowner or product company may argue that you tampered with the wiring or somehow misused the device and put yourself at risk. That is why you should work with an experienced North Carolina electric shock attorney to disprove such allegations.

North Carolina and Virginia follow the contributory negligence standard. This means if you are even partially to blame for the electric shock injury, you are barred from financial recovery in a legal action. 

 

Anyone who has been done harm by electrical wiring or an electronic device has the same right to file an insurance claim or pursue a personal injury lawsuit as a car crash victim. However, North Carolina law, in particular, makes it harder to hold negligent employers, product owners, and property owners accountable.

Victims should be cautious about settling too quickly, despite all the “tricks” the insurance company may try. One common trick is to offer you a settlement far less than what you deserve but tell you that you must agree to the offer immediately or the window will close completely. Insurance adjusters know that they cannot get away with these types of manipulations with victims when there is a car accident attorney advocating for them. To ensure your rights are protected, you should retain an attorney to represent you.

Always consult with a car accident attorney before discussing any settlement with the insurance company. The attorney will be able to calculate how much your compensation you are entitled to for the losses your injuries have caused. The majority of insurance adjusters will offer a settlement that is far less than the victim should receive. This is why it is best to have an attorney negotiate for you.