North Carolina law doesn’t specifically refer to lane splitting. However, it does refer to lane sharing, which is actively discouraged. The North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) states that motorcycles need their own lane to…
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Yes, you can sue for PTSD after a car accident in North Carolina. PTSD resulting from a car accident is a serious injury for which you can be compensated under North Carolina law.
What Are the Symptoms of PTSD?
A car accident is a…
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In most cases, the rear or following driver is at fault in a rear-end collision. They may be speeding, following too closely, or distracted. However, it is also possible that the lead driver is responsible because their brake lights aren’t…
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If you’ve been injured in a truck accident, you can sue a negligent trucking company, even if it is in another state. By its nature, the interstate trucking industry crosses many state lines, and out-of-state litigation is relatively common.…
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If you have suffered injuries in a car accident through no fault of your own, you may have the right to seek compensation through a personal injury lawsuit. These lawsuits often conclude with a monetary settlement. However, in rare cases, they…
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Pain and suffering from your North Carolina car accident is often a significant component of your total damages award. North Carolina courts might apply multipliers or per diem formulas to assess pain and suffering damages. However, they will…
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An important step towards justice was made today on behalf of hundreds of women and men who were systemically abused as children at the hands of the State of Maryland acting through the Department of Juvenile Services and its predecessors.
Today,…
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You have rights even when you don't know who hit you in a car accident in North Carolina. Make sure you call the police immediately and file a report with them and inform your insurance of the accident. If possible, get contact information…
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Wilmington, NC – The New Hanover County Board of Education and Plaintiffs in the Michael Kelly civil case have mutually announced that they have reached a settlement to resolve claims by 14 men arising from the sexual abuse and exploitation…
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If you are involved in a rental car accident in North Carolina, there are several steps you can take to help maximize your financial recovery. The most important include calling the police, taking care of your immediate medical needs, and contacting…
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