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Admitting fault after a car wreck in North Carolina includes any statements you make that indicate you may be partially to blame. It’s best not to say anything regarding liability or fault to the police, the insurance adjuster, or someone…

If you are involved in an accident in North Carolina, you can count on the relevant insurance companies to ask you for a recorded statement. This is true not only for the other driver’s carrier but your own insurance company as well. Insurance…

An employee who operates a car on company business is an agent or representative of that company. In North Carolina and elsewhere in the United States, when that employee is negligent and causes a car accident, you can sue both the employee…

In specific circumstances in North Carolina, if a teen driver causes a car accident, their parents or guardians may be liable for the losses and injuries from that crash. The state's "family purpose doctrine" defines those circumstances and…

Winter weather brings snow, ice, and other hazards for North Carolinian drivers. When winter driving conditions become harsh, accidents are more frequent. Because of North Carolina's contributory negligence law, having even a small amount of…