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A driver who caused a texting and driving accident rarely admits it at the scene, and “he was on his phone” from a shaken witness is not always enough on its own to win Charlotte car accident claims. Proving a texting while driving accident claim in NC takes real evidence,
After a dog bite, the medical questions come first. Close behind is a financial one that catches most people off guard: who actually pays, and what does a dog bite settlement in North Carolina look like? Our Charlotte injury attorneys at Maginnis Howard hear this question constantly, and the answer
Can I Sue for Identity Theft? Key Takeaways Identity theft can upend a victim’s life in many ways. You can sue for identity theft, but the path is not always clear. An experienced identity theft lawyer can guide you through your case and hold the right parties accountable. In This
Your heart is pounding, your bike may be twisted under a bumper, and a driver is standing over you asking if you are okay. In that first chaotic minute, most cyclists have no idea what to do after a bicycle accident, and that is normal. Nobody rehearses this moment. The
North Carolina Leash Laws and Dog Bite Injury Claims Key Takeaways Dog bite laws in North Carolina vary by city and county. Dog bite victims can use a combination of state and local laws to pursue a claim. An experienced personal injury attorney can help you navigate the state’s complicated
Maginnis Howard Office Moves to Downtown Fayetteville We are excited to announce that our Fayetteville team has a new address in the heart of the city. As of August 1st, 2026, Maginnis Howard’s Fayetteville office has moved from it’s previous South Fayetteville home to: 200 Dick St, Suite A, Fayetteville,
What Are the Most Dangerous Roads for Pedestrians in Cumberland County? The most dangerous roads for pedestrians in Cumberland County are Bragg Boulevard, Ramsey Street, Raeford Road, Skibo Road, and Owen Drive, all located in Fayetteville. Pedestrian accidents in Fayetteville, NC, most frequently occur along high-volume arterial roads with limited
Can a Fayetteville Store Be Held Responsible After a Slip and Fall? A Fayetteville store may be responsible when evidence shows it failed to fix or warn about a dangerous condition that caused the fall. Depending on where the injury happened, responsibility may also involve the property owner, landlord, property
Your Rights After a Tire Blowout Accident in North Carolina Key Takeaways A tire blowout can happen to anyone and brings the potential for dangerous crashes. Establishing who is responsible for a tire blowout accident is not always straightforward. Maginnis Howard can help you build your legal claim after a
What rights do shoppers who fall at Crabtree Valley Mall or North Hills in Raleigh have? Shoppers injured in a slip-and-fall at Crabtree Valley Mall, North Hills, or any major Raleigh shopping center may pursue compensation through a premises liability claim against the mall operator, individual store, or property management