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Understanding Why Impaired Driving Spikes, and What Injured Victims Can Do Next
The Holiday Season Should Feel Safe, But the Roads Tell a Different Story
Warm gatherings, late‑night drives home, office celebrations, and holiday travel all create the perfect storm for impaired driving accidents in North Carolina.
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Why Chain-Reaction Crashes Are Complicated, and When to Call a Lawyer
You Hit Someone. Someone Hit You. Now Everyone’s Pointing Fingers.
You’re driving on I-85 near Charlotte on a rainy morning. Traffic is moving fast, until it isn’t. You slam the brakes.
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Watch the Roads, Not the Leaves
Fall in North Carolina is stunning. The Blue Ridge Parkway glows with color, cool mornings make for crisp commutes, and families head to festivals and pumpkin patches. But with all that beauty comes a seasonal spike in car accidents.
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Why Drivers Must Slow Down and Put the Phone Down in School Zones
Protecting Kids, Preventing Crashes, and Understanding Legal Liability in North Carolina
School buses are rolling. Crossing guards are back on the sidewalks. And parents are bracing for those stressful morning drop-offs.
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Why Even State-Required Coverage Might Fall Short
North Carolina requires all drivers to carry a minimum level of auto insurance, but even with mandatory coverage in place, many accident victims find themselves under-protected when it matters most.
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Understanding Insurance & Liability in North Carolina
If you’ve been injured in a car accident, one of the first questions you may ask is: Who’s going to pay for all these medical bills? Between ambulance fees, ER visits, diagnostics, and follow-up care, the costs can add up quickly, especially if you don’t have immediate answers or coverage clarity.
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If you were injured in a car accident, you may have heard the term “punitive damages” and wondered how they apply to your case. People often confuse punitive damages with pain and suffering — but the two are not the same, and they play very different roles in a personal injury claim.
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If You’ve Been in a Car Accident, Here’s What You Need to Know
A car accident can leave you shaken, injured, and unsure of what to do next. Even if you didn’t feel hurt immediately, symptoms of injuries can emerge hours or even days later—and dealing with insurance companies can be frustrating and confusing.
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Understanding the Statute of Limitations in North Carolina
When you’ve been injured—whether in a car accident, workplace injury, or slip-and-fall—you may be entitled to compensation. However, waiting too long to take action could mean losing your legal rights.
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You have been in a car accident. You slipped at the store. You were bitten by a neighbor’s dog. You did not cause your resulting injuries. Someone else’s negligence caused you to get hurt. But someone told you that you cannot even be 1% at fault in order to collect in a North Carolina personal injury claim.