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Published July 10, 2025 by The Law Offices of John Drew Warlick, P.A.
What is the average car accident settlement in North Carolina

Each car accident settlement in North Carolina is unique because each collision is different. That makes it difficult to calculate an average. The settlement amount typically depends on various factors, including the victim’s injuries and the accident’s complexity. You should consult an experienced lawyer to evaluate your case based on its own characteristics. ContentsWhat Are…

Published May 28, 2025 by The Law Offices of John Drew Warlick, P.A.
Making a Car Accident Claim When You’re Injured as a Passenger in North Carolina

If you were injured as a passenger in a car crash in North Carolina, you may be eligible to recover compensation for your medical bills, lost wages, and other accident-related expenses regardless of who caused the collision and whose car you were riding in. How you approach seeking compensation will depend on which driver was…

Published February 26, 2025 by The Law Offices of John Drew Warlick, P.A.
North Carolina Dram Shop Laws

Dram shop laws apply to bars, restaurants, and other establishments. The laws hold them accountable for overserving alcohol to patrons who later cause harm to others. They aim to reduce drunk driving accidents and protect the public from preventable injuries caused by intoxicated individuals. In North Carolina, dram shop laws play a critical role in…

Published February 24, 2025 by The Law Offices of John Drew Warlick, P.A.
How Are Parking Lot Car Accident Claims Handled in NC?

Most parking lot car accident claims go through the insurance system. The drivers file claims with their insurers, who then investigate to determine liability and negotiate to settle the case. The claim is resolved when the liable party’s insurer pays the injured party, whether through a settlement or verdict from the court. If you were…

Published December 3, 2024 by The Law Offices of John Drew Warlick, P.A.
Pre-Existing Conditions and Car Accidents in North Carolina

After a car accident someone else caused in North Carolina, you can recover compensation not just for new injuries but for the worsening of any pre-existing injuries. The key is to link the aggravation of your condition through medical documentation from both before and after the wreck. A knowledgeable car accident lawyer can handle the…

Published October 31, 2024 by The Law Offices of John Drew Warlick, P.A.
Deadliest Roads in North Carolina

Five of the deadliest roads in the Jacksonville, North Carolina, area are: Highway 258 Highway 17 Highway 53, which transitions into Western Blvd. Gum Branch Road Sand Ridge Road We all have a part to play in reducing the number of fatal accidents across the state. Recognizing that some roads are more dangerous than others…

Published September 18, 2024 by The Law Offices of John Drew Warlick, P.A.
Can You Recover Lost Wages After a North Carolina Car Accident?

If you’re hurt and unable to work after a North Carolina car accident, you can seek compensation for your lost wages through a personal injury claim. To recover compensation, you must document your wage losses and prove that your injuries impact your ability to work. Car accident injuries can be catastrophic and have the potential…

Published August 14, 2024 by The Law Offices of John Drew Warlick, P.A.
How to Get a Police Report After a Car Accident in North Carolina

If you are injured or suffer vehicle damage in a car accident, you will need a copy of the police accident report to file with an insurance claim. If your accident claim is disputed or you have a disability claim due to injuries sustained in the accident, the police report will be the first piece…

Published June 5, 2024 by The Law Offices of John Drew Warlick, P.A.
MedPay and PIP in North Carolina car accident claims

North Carolina insurance companies do not offer personal injury protection (PIP) coverage to motorists. Instead, drivers may be able to cover their medical expenses through MedPay if they purchase this coverage with their auto policy.  MedPay is supplemental insurance coverage that can help cover reasonable and necessary accident-related medical expenses following a North Carolina car…

Published April 30, 2024 by The Law Offices of John Drew Warlick, P.A.
Can You Refuse a Breathalyzer Test in North Carolina?

If you’re pulled over on suspicion of drunk driving in North Carolina, you are within your rights to refuse to take a breathalyzer test. However, if you do so, your driver’s license may be suspended for at least one year, and your refusal can be presented as evidence against you in court. ContentsWhat Is Implied…

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