Nearly 7 percent of drivers in North Carolina operate without automobile insurance coverage. A much higher percentage of people drive around while carrying only the minimum coverage for bodily injury. Both groups put fellow North Carolina residents at risk for suffering physical and financial injuries in a crash. Recognizing this, state lawmakers imposed a requirement…
If you are reading this article, you likely lost a family member due to an accident. Please accept our condolences and know that we understand that you would prefer to be focusing on matters other than insurance claims and civil lawsuits. North Carolina does, however, give survivors the right to take legal action on behalf…
Chronic myofascial pain caused by a car accident affects the muscles in your body and can significantly decrease your quality of life.
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.
The short answer to the question of whether a North Carolina law caps monetary awards to victims of medical malpractice is yes. That simple response hides a great deal of complexity, and knowing the details will definitely benefit someone who has suffered an injury or diminished health due to mistakes by health care providers. …