Charlotte Highway Accident Attorneys
North Carolina Serious and Fatal Highway Accident Lawyers
According to North Carolina's Department of Transportation, there is a serious or fatal automobile accident every 6.8 minutes in the state. Many of these are on one of North Carolina's busy interstate highways or freeways.
If you were injured or a loved one killed in a highway accident caused by someone's negligence, you have the right to seek compensation for your injuries and suffering.
Experienced Personal Injury Lawyers
Highway accidents are often serious or fatal due to the high speed at which motorists are driving. Insurance companies may try to take advantage of your vulnerable position and offer less than what you deserve. It can be to your advantage to hire an attorney skilled in handling serious injury and wrongful death claims to give yourself a better chance of obtaining a fair settlement or verdict.
The personal injury lawyers of Charles G. Monnett III & Associates have more than 20 years of experience representing injured victims and their families. Throughout our careers, we have worked with clients suffering from all types of injuries, from serious broken bones to traumatic brain injury and spinal cord damage. We have the knowledge and skill to protect our clients' interests and effectively seek maximum compensation on their behalf.
Using our extensive experience and resources, we can handle highway accident cases involving:
- SUV rollover accidents
- Multiple car pile-ups
- Head-on collisions
- Semi-truck jackknife
- Big-rig rollovers
- Vehicle spinouts
- Crashes into barriers
- High-speed, rear-end collisions
- Other types of highway accidents
Contact an Auto Accident Lawyer
To learn more about our qualifications and ability to represent you in a personal injury or wrongful death claim, contact us for a free initial consultation. You can reach us by calling us at 704-837-7670 in the Charlotte area, or toll-free at 1-866-974-0431. You may also contact us online.
Our personal injury lawyers represent clients injured on I-277, I-485, I-77, I-85, the Brookshire Freeway and other major highways running through North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee.