Most of the time when the general public hears about a personal injury lawsuit, it’s boiled down into a simple A v. B scenario. B did something careless that allegedly caused an injury to A and now A is suing B. However, it is not always that simple. Often, North Carolina personal injury cases are…
North Carolina law allows victims who are injured in accidents caused by the negligence or recklessness of another party to pursue legal action against that party to recover financial compensation for the losses their injuries have caused them. This is usually done through either a personal injury claim or lawsuit. It is important for every…
Broken bones are one of the most common types of personal injury. These can occur in car accidents, due to slips, trips, falls, or any type of traumatic event which puts excessive stress or strain on a specific body part. Since they are so common, a broken bone injury is often thought of as being…
Under North Carolina law, if you are injured due to the actions or behavior of another party, you may be able to file a personal injury claim against that party for compensatory damages. Examples of different types of injury claims are vehicle accidents, medical malpractice, defective or dangerous products, premises liability, and railroad/FELA injuries. There…
There are many different types of injuries a victim can sustain in an accident. Medical treatment for these injuries can vary greatly. Some injuries only require a doctor’s visit and rest, while others require transfer to the emergency room, surgery, hospitalization, and rehabilitation. In some cases, an injury can be so severe it requires multiple…