This page is meant as a resource for you and your loved ones. We frequently publish legal articles on various personal injury topics. Read them here.
We frequently add articles relating to a range of personal injury topics to this section of our website.
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North Carolina DUI Facts and Statistics The Division of Motor Vehicles in 2019 recorded 11,492 crashes in which one or more the drivers involved had a detectable blood alcohol concentration. -
NC Law Passed Waives Road Test for Teen Licenses North Carolina lawmakers have passed a law waiving the need for road tests for teen drivers. Contact a NC car accident attorney for details. -
Driver Charged with Second-Degree Murder for DUI Crash If you have been injured in a drunk driving accident, contact a North Carolina car accident attorney to find out what legal recourse you may have. -
Motorcycle Crash Kills One, Leaves Passenger Critical If you have been injured in a motorcycle accident, contact a North Carolina motorcycle accident attorney to find out what legal options you may have. -
When a Child Is Injured in a North Carolina Car Crash If our child has been injured in a car accident, contact a North Carolina car accident attorney to find out what legal recourse you may have. -
Preventing Car Accidents with Regular Vehicle Maintenance If you have suffered injuries in a car accident, contact a North Carolina car accident attorney to discuss your legal options. Call our office today. -
Essential NC Underinsured Motoris Claim Information UM/UIM coverage is not automatic. Strict rules apply to when a person who suffers injured in a North Carolina traffic accident can file this type of claim. -
Distractions Increase Personal Injury Risks If you have been in a car accident caused by a distracted driver, contact a North Carolina car accident attorney to find out how we can help. -
Head-On Collisions In North Carolina And South Carolina Head-on collisions result in fatalities more than any other type of car accident. North Carolina car accident injury attorneys find the most common causes of head-on collisions.