A North Carolina car accident can leave its victims with serious injuries. Even seemingly trivial injuries could require surgery and long-term rehabilitation. The at-fault driver is typically liable for all damages incurred by the victim as a result of the accident. These damages include tangible items, such as hospital bills and lost earnings. They can…
The basis of all personal injury claims is negligence; a victim’s claim that their injury was caused by someone else failing to take reasonable care, like following driving laws, to ensure that others would be safe from harm and it could affect your North Carolina personal injury case. Does the assumption of risk apply to…
A Virginia car accident is a traumatic event that often leads to injuries, with drivers taking the brunt of the damage in their chests. There are a few reasons for this. Firstly, depending on the force of the impact, seat belts can cut into a victim’s chest, sometimes deeply, resulting in injury. While seat belts…
Being injured in a Virginia motor vehicle accident is both disorienting and traumatic. The confusion that directly follows a serious collision makes it hard to figure out what you should do to keep yourself safe and protect your interests in the moments and days that follow. What steps should I take immediately after a Virginia…
It does not matter how careful or responsible you are, if you fall victim to another person’s recklessness or negligence, you could be severely or permanently injured. If this happens, understanding your rights and knowing what steps you need to take in order to recover the maximum amount of compensation is essential. What rules impact…