If you’re driving your car from one worksite to another, or if you’re driving while performing work tasks and you get into a car accident, what do you do next?
Step 1: Call the PoliceYour employer might tell you not to call the police,...
Legal Rights of Injured Visitors at Outdoor Fall Fairs, Markets, Farms and Agritourism Events in North Carolina
As the leaves change and the air turns crisp, fall fairs, markets and farm visits become popular attractions across Charlotte and North Carolina. These seasonal events offer a delightful array of activities, from pumpkin picking and hayrides to petting zoos and food stalls. Among these, agritourism is a significant draw, where farms open...
Seeking Punitive Damages in Cases of Reckless Driving and Intoxication in Automobile Accidents
When a drunk driver causes an accident that leaves you injured, you may feel angry, frustrated, and overwhelmed. At Bradford Law, we understand these emotions and want to help you seek justice. In cases involving intoxicated drivers, you may be entitled to pursue punitive damages in addition to compensation for your medical...
Can I Sue if I’m Hurt at Work in North Carolina?
In most North Carolina cases, workers’ compensation is your only remedy against an employer. But if a third party caused your injury, your employer carried no required coverage, or your employer’s conduct was substantially certain to cause serious injury or death, you may be able to file a...
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How Long Does an Insurance Company Have to Admit or Deny a Workers’ Comp Case?
Suffering injuries on the job can turn your life upside down. In addition to experiencing excruciating pain, you may also be forced to miss work, incur overwhelming medical bills, and be unable to enjoy your hobbies. Filing a workers’ compensation claim can help you secure much-needed benefits to cover your medical expenses,...
Navigating Fault and Liability in Multi-Vehicle Automobile Accidents
Any motor vehicle accident can bring devastating consequences. Between painful physical injuries and overwhelming financial burdens, it can be hard to move forward. After an accident, many victims consider filing personal injury claims against those responsible. These claims can help victims recover compensation to help ease some of the financial struggles they...
What Is the Statute of Limitations for Workers’ Compensation in North Carolina?
North Carolina gives injured workers two years to file a workers' compensation claim. Missing this deadline means losing your right to benefits.
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The statute of limitations for workers' compensation in North Carolina is two years from the date of your injury. If you do not...
How Long Do I Have to Sue for Work-Related Injuries in North Carolina?
In most cases, you have three years from the date of your workplace accident to file a personal injury lawsuit in North Carolina. However, most injured workers must pursue benefits through workers’ compensation instead of filing a lawsuit, unless a third party caused the injury.
Understanding which deadline applies...
Who Can I Sue If I’m Hit by a Delivery Driver?
Being hit by a delivery driver can instantly turn your life upside down. One moment, you're going about your day, and the next, you're dealing with painful injuries, medical bills, vehicle damage, and missed work. It's devastating for anyone to find themselves in, especially when the accident wasn't your fault.
What Do I Do if I Was Hit by Someone Texting While Driving?
Texting while driving is a growing problem in North Carolina. Drivers who take their eyes off the road to read or send a text message increase everyone's risk of serious accidents and injuries. If a driver hits you while texting, knowing your legal rights and the next steps you should take can...
