What You Should Know About Labor Day Car Accidents
For many, the three-day Labor Day weekend is the last piece of Summer before the school year gets into full swing. There can be festivals, parades, barbeques, a...
When a North Carolina Crash Report is Issued, and How to Read It
In 2016, there were 267,494 reported motor-vehicle involved accidents. That is an average of 732 accidents per day. However, there are more accidents than this ...
Fatal Highway Truck Accident in Wake Forest
On the evening of Monday, June 13, a 2000 International truck was driving on NC Highway 98, a little more than a mile north of Rolesville. The driver of the tru...
Seven Tips for Dealing With Other Drivers Insurance
Most drivers know that after they have been in a car crash, they need to phone their insurance company. That means after you have called your insurer and lawyer...
Car Accidents Targeting Third Parties
If you are injured in a car accident, a Raleigh car accident attorney can help you to target the liable party and seek compensation. Sometimes the liable party...
Compensation for Semi-Truck Accidents
When an accident involves a big rig, not only does this usually entail damage that is more catastrophic, but when it comes to collecting compensation from the a...
What Does It Mean for an Insurance Company to Act in Bad Faith?
Depending on whether you are dealing with your own insurer, or with another person’s insurance, bad faith can mean different things. At least one principl...
What to Know Before Singing a Car Accident Settlement Release
If you have been injured in a car accident where the other driver was obviously at fault, such if you were rear-ended by someone who sped through a stop sign, a...
Study Claims Neck Injuries After Minor Accidents are Often Ignored
A recent study suggests that most people who suffer neck injuries after a seemingly minor car accident do not get compensated. When a car crash appears to caus...
Study: “Minimally Buzzed” Drivers to Blame for Many Deadly Auto Accidents
According to a new study from UC San Diego, a driver with a blood-alcohol level of only 0.01 is 46 percent likelier to be entirely at fault for a car accident t...