Auto Claims

North Carolina defines reckless driving as operating a vehicle "carelessly in willful or wanton disregard of the rights of [the] safety of others." This definition includes, for example, driving at speeds significantly over the speed limit…

If you've been hurt in a car accident, negligent parties and their insurance companies may use your pre-existing condition to deny or minimize your damages award. Insurance companies may do this by arguing that you failed to take proper care…

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…

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…

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…