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Accident Q&A series

  1. Can I pursue an injury claim against the other driver's insurance after a car accident?

    Yes, you can usually present an injury claim to the other driver’s auto insurance company if that driver caused the crash.

  2. Can I keep working while getting medical treatment after a car accident?

    Yes, many people keep working while they receive medical treatment after a car accident, if their medical providers allow it and they can do the work safely.

  3. Can I have separate injury claims for multiple car accidents that happened at different times?

    Yes. In North Carolina, you can usually have separate injury claims for separate car accidents that happened at different times.

  4. Can I bring a personal injury claim if I went to the emergency room and need more treatment after a crash?

    Yes, you may be able to bring a personal injury claim after going to the emergency room and needing more treatment, if another person’s negligence caused the…

  5. Can I bring a personal injury claim if I was hurt in an accident at work?

    Yes, you may be able to bring a personal injury claim after a work accident, but usually only against a responsible third party, not your employer.

  6. Can I ask for more compensation if the driver was intoxicated and left the scene after a crash?

    Yes, you can ask the insurance company to consider the intoxication, leaving the scene, and the full impact of your injuries when evaluating the claim.

  7. Can damaged personal property be included with a personal injury claim after a crash?

    Yes. Damaged personal property can often be included in the same overall insurance demand after a North Carolina crash, but it should be documented separately…

  8. Can bleeding issues or a hematoma after a crash be included in my injury claim?

    Yes, bleeding-related problems or a hematoma may be included in a North Carolina injury claim if medical records and provider opinions connect them to the…

  9. Can a police report help prove who caused a multi-vehicle crash?

    Yes. A police report can help explain how a multi-vehicle crash happened, but it usually is not the only proof needed.

  10. Can a personal injury demand be sent before all medical bills are received?

    Yes, a personal injury demand can sometimes be sent before every medical bill is received, but it is often risky.

  11. Can a personal injury claim include treatment from different doctors or medical facilities?

    Yes. A North Carolina personal injury claim can include treatment from different doctors, clinics, hospitals, therapists, imaging centers, or other medical…

  12. Can a lien holder contact my attorney directly about my injury claim?

    Yes. In many North Carolina personal injury claims, a lien holder or lien administrator may contact your attorney directly to give notice of a claimed lien,…

  13. Who has the right to bring a wrongful death claim on behalf of a deceased person?

    In North Carolina, a wrongful death claim generally must be brought by the deceased person’s personal representative or collector, not simply by a family…

  14. What should I do if the truck driver left the crash scene before stopping nearby?

    Treat it as an important evidence issue, not as something to ignore because the truck eventually stopped.

  15. What should I do if my car accident case is referred to another law firm?

    If your car accident case is referred to another law firm, ask for clear written information about who represents you, whether both firms will work on the…

  16. What should I do if I do not have the other driver’s insurance information yet?

    You should keep gathering proof, request the crash report, notify your own auto insurer, and avoid assuming the claim is blocked just because the other…

  17. What should a car accident property damage settlement agreement include?

    A car accident property damage settlement agreement in North Carolina should clearly identify the people involved, the vehicle, the crash, the payment or…

  18. What information should I provide to the bodily injury adjuster after an accident?

    Provide basic claim-identifying information, accurate contact details, the accident date, and documentation that supports your injury claim, but avoid…

  19. What information is usually included in a personal injury settlement demand?

    A personal injury settlement demand usually includes a summary of fault, injuries, medical treatment, medical bills, lost income, other damages, and the…

  20. What information do I need to start a claim after an accident?

    To start a North Carolina personal injury claim, you usually need basic accident details, the names and insurance information for the parties involved, an…

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