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With negligence cases involving obvious fault, such as where a drunk driver runs a stop sign and causes a T-Bone collision, the insurance adjuster is not likely to conduct much of an investigation. If, however, there is an indication that your actions may have caused the accident, or even that
Typically, the process after a North Carolina automobile accident is uncharted territory, and you are unsure of what to do. For more minor claims, it may be possible to “learn on the go” and negotiate a fair settlement with the at-fault driver’s insurance company on your behalf. However, you should
One of the first steps that you should take following a North Carolina automobile accident is to obtain a copy of the investigating officer’s Crash Report (DMV Form 349). The Crash Report provides basic facts about the drivers involved in the accident, their vehicles, and the nature of the collision.
Personal injuries can take many forms: broken bones, traumatic brain injury, soft tissue damage, etc. All of these injuries can cause a great deal of physical pain and suffering. Facial scarring is also a common personal injury sustained by persons involved in automobile and other accidents, but, maybe more so
Serious automobile accidents can cause a variety of personal injuries. A pinched nerve at C6-C7 is one of the more common. This type of injury can cause pain which radiates into your shoulder down through your arm and can be very painful. If you have sustained a pinched nerve in
Automobile accidents involving drunk drivers frequently occur at high speeds and cause life altering injuries. For occupants of vehicles struck by the negligent drunk driver, recovering personal injury compensation may not be so difficult. In most cases, they will not have to overcome North Carolina’s harsh contributory negligence rule. However,
Automobile accidents can cause devastating orthopedic injuries that result in a lifetime of disability, physical pain, and financial difficulties. One of the more common conditions associated with automobile accidents is sciatica, a group of symptoms that several diagnoses may cause but commonly manifests as pain, numbness, and tingling in the