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The evidence you need in a personal injury lawsuit in North Carolina includes facts and documentation that establish the defendant’s liability. It should show that they had an obligation to prevent an accident but failed to fulfill it. As…

When filing a first-party insurance claim for property damage in North Carolina, you seek compensation from your own insurance company under the terms of your policy. The process typically begins with notifying your insurer promptly after the…

North Carolina is an "at-fault" state for car accidents and other liability claims. That means that, generally speaking, the at-fault driver’s insurance is responsible for damages. But it’s seldom quite that clear, or quite that easy. …

In a North Carolina personal injury case, the burden is on the plaintiff and their attorney to prove the defendant's negligence was the cause of their injuries and financial losses. Evidence such as testimony and personal statements from eyewitnesses,…

As with so many legal questions, the answer is: It depends. Many of our clients’ health insurance carriers send notice following an injured patient’s treatment seeking to recover all or part of their expenses if a case is resolved in settlement…