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What Factors Determine the Value of a Minor’s Car Accident Claim in North Carolina?
In North Carolina, insurance adjusters and courts apply the “eggshell plaintiff” rule, meaning you take an accident victim as you find them. If a minor…
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How Does Medicaid Reimbursement Affect My Car Accident Settlement in North Carolina?
When Medicaid covers any medical treatment following your crash, federal and state law require you to reimburse Medicaid from your settlement. In North…
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How Do I Document and Include Delayed Medical Conditions in My North Carolina Auto Accident Claim?
In North Carolina, you can recover compensation for injuries that surface weeks or months after a wreck, provided you show they stem from the collision.…
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How Do I Handle a Car Accident Subrogation Lawsuit in North Carolina?
If you find yourself facing a lawsuit related to a car accident—even when you did not sustain any injuries—a subrogation claim may be involved. In North…
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Navigating a Self-Represented Car Accident Case in North Carolina
Handling your own car accident case in North Carolina may seem overwhelming. You must understand each step of the process. First, collect and organize all…
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What Initial Details Are Required to File a Personal Injury Claim in North Carolina?
When filing a new personal injury claim in North Carolina, you must provide specific details that help the claims department identify your case and begin…
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Do I Need to Attend All Scheduled Chiropractor Appointments for My Personal Injury Case?
Do I Need to Attend All Scheduled Chiropractor Appointments for My Personal Injury Case? In North Carolina, attending all scheduled treatment appointments…
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What Is Subrogation in a Personal Injury Claim?
Subrogation allows an insurance carrier or other third party to step into the shoes of the injured party to recover money it has already paid regarding a…
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How Are Settlement Amounts Determined in North Carolina Personal Injury Cases?
In North Carolina, settlement amounts in personal injury cases depend on many factors. Courts and negotiators look at the evidence, injury severity, and…
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DUIs Rise During the Holidays: What to Do If You Have Been Injured By a Drunk Driver
The holiday season is a time of joy and celebration, but it also brings a significant increase in DUI incidents. According to data from the National…
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Drunk Driving Accidents and Liability After a Company Party
Company parties are often a time for employees to relax and enjoy themselves in a more casual setting outside the office. However, when alcohol is…
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What is a §44-49 Physician Lien in North Carolina Personal Injury Cases?
If you’ve been involved in a car accident in Durham, NC, and it wasn't your fault, seeking compensation can be complicated. One of the most challenging…
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Safety Trips for Long Winter Drives
Winter tires are a crucial investment for anyone planning to drive in snowy or icy conditions. These tires are specifically designed to provide better…
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Finding the Right Legal Partner in North Carolina
You never expect the curveballs life throws at you.
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Why Truck Accidents Tend to Go Up During the Holiday Season
The holiday season is synonymous with travel, as families and friends gather to celebrate. This surge in travel significantly increases the number of…
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What is “Billed versus Paid” in North Carolina Personal Injury cases?
You may have heard your attorney reference “Billed versus Paid” or “Rule 414” and wondered what they mean and how they relate to your case. Here is a…
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Understanding Car Insurance in North Carolina
If you’ve been in a motor vehicle accident, you may be curious about what type of car insurance you have. You may also want to understand what type of car…
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How to Petition Medicaid for a Lien Reduction in North Carolina
When you receive a settlement or tort judgment, that settlement or judgment must pay not only attorney’s fees, but also medical liens. Often, this means…
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Combatting Motorcycle Stigma: Making Sure Bikers Receive Compensation for Their Injuries
Motorcyclists often face an uphill battle when it comes to insurance claims, as biases can skew the perception of fault and liability. The ingrained…
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How to Stay Safe During the "100 Deadliest Days of Summer"
The period between Memorial Day and Labor Day is often referred to as the \\"100 Deadliest Days of Summer." This timeframe sees a significant increase in…
