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Guidance written by the attorneys who handle the cases — on car accidents, insurance, liens, and what happens after an injury in North Carolina.
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Case Summary: Duty of Care
Oraefo v. Pounds
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Case Summary: Accident Reports & Voir Dire
Joines v. Moffitt
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Case Summary: Accident Reports & Failure to Object
Nunnery v. Baucom
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Case Summary: Underinsured Motorist Coverage in North Carolina
Lunsford v. Mills, 367 N.C. 618 (2014)
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Case Summary: Recovery for Pre-Judgment Interest in NC
Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company v. Mabe
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Case Summary: No Contact, No Coverage – North Carolina Law
Andersen v. Baccus
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Case Summary: Multiple Claimants Affects UM Coverage
Ray v. Atlantic Casualty Insurance Co.
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Case Summary: Insurance Coverage for Families
Integon National Insurance Co. v. Villafranco
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Case Summary: Family Purpose Doctrine in North Carolina
Lynn v. Clark, 252 N.C. 289
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Case Summary: Coverage of Leased Vehicles
Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company v. Land
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Case Summary: Car Dealership Insurance and Transferring the Car Title
Bissette v. Auto-Owners Insurance Co.
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Case Summary: Additional Vehicles on Policy
Batts v. Lumbermen Mutual Casualty Insurance Co.
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Prosecution of Traffic Offenses After a Serious Accident
If you or a loved one have been severely injured in an accident, it is likely you want the at-fault driver to be punished for their negligence or…
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Case Summary: Uninsured Motorist Coverage North Carolina
Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co. v. Lankford
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Total Loss Basics in North Carolina
Car accidents are stressful, especially when your vehicle is not drivable after the accident. Moreover, if your car is deemed a total loss (“totaled”),…
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What Should I Know About the Contingency Fee Agreement?
This article is dedicated to exploring and explaining the language and terminology contained in our contingency fee agreement (also known as a retainer…
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Phases of a Car Accident Lawsuit
You may wish to consider filing a lawsuit if any of the following are true:
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Who Can Sue For a Wrongful Death Claim?
The loss of a loved one is tragic and heartbreaking, especially when it is unexpected. The effects of such a loss are far-reaching and deeply felt by…
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Should I Sue Someone With No Insurance?
If you have been injured in a car accident through no fault of your own, you have likely begun thinking or considering how much insurance the at-fault…
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Understanding the Courts: Filing a Lawsuit
If you have been injured in an auto accident in North Carolina and you are unable to reach a settlement with the responsible insurance company, you may…
