North Carolina’s at-fault and contributory negligence laws make car accident claims complex, and even a small share of blame can eliminate a victim’s ability to recover compensation. This blog explains when you can sue another driver, the types of damages available, and why strong evidence and legal representation are...

There are many names for them, Eighteen wheeler, 18-wheeler, “semi”, “semi-truck”, “tractor-trailer”, “big rig”, “articulated truck”, “trailer truck”, “truck and trailer”, or simply “big trucks” or ‘long ones”. No matter what you call them, they are substantial and impactful. Collisions involving these vehicles can be devastating due to their sheer size...

Reckless driving in North Carolina not only poses severe risks to all road users but can also lead to significant legal consequences for the perpetrator. Victims of such incidents often find themselves facing physical, emotional, and financial burdens. Fortunately, the law in North Carolina provides avenues for these victims to seek...

Dealing with the aftermath of an automobile accident can be complicated and stressful, but if you've been injured by an uninsured motorist in North Carolina, it can add an extra layer of complexity. Despite laws requiring auto insurance, a significant number of drivers on our roads are uninsured. Knowing the essential...

Intersections, which bring multiple roads from different directions together, can get really busy. That’s why it’s no surprise that many car accidents occur there. In fact, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), approximately 40 percent of car accidents in the U.S. occur at intersections. 

Car accidents can happen anywhere – at any time. Unfortunately, this means that they can also occur while you’re on the job. If you are involved in a car accident while on the job, you may be very concerned as to what will happen. Here’s what to do if you are...