Car Accidents
If you were hurt in a car accident in North Carolina, you might be wondering how to pay your medical bills and other expenses. If someone else was responsible for causing the crash, they are also responsible for compensating you for your injuries and losses. Among other things, you may be entitled to compensation for…
You only have a limited amount of time to seek compensation if you have been injured in a traffic collision in North Carolina. The statute of limitations allows three years from the date of the car crash to file a lawsuit if you were injured by another driver’s negligence. If you don’t act within the…
If you were injured in a car accident in North Carolina that another driver caused, you might assume your expenses and losses will be covered by the at-fault party. However, those hopes may be dashed if you discover that the at-fault driver doesn’t have liability insurance. Fortunately, you may still have options. You may be…
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…
If you suffered injuries in a North Carolina car accident caused by another driver’s negligence, you could be eligible to pursue a personal injury claim against the at-fault party. If successful, you could recover compensation for your medical bills, lost wages, pain, suffering, and other personal and financial losses related to the crash. The financial…
If you have been injured in a car accident in North Carolina that was someone else’s fault, you could be entitled to compensation. Reach out to one of our car accident attorneys at The Law Offices of John Drew Warlick, P.A. today. Our team has the knowledge and resources you need to seek the compensation…
Left turns are dangerous because they require drivers to cross oncoming traffic. Driving errors, such as misjudging the speed or distance of oncoming cars, can lead to an accident that causes serious injuries. In 2021, improper turns caused more than 9500 accidents in North Carolina, including 2,300 injury crashes and 9 fatal crashes. In general,…
After a car accident, one of the most important questions to be resolved is who is at fault. In North Carolina, the determination of fault in a car accident takes on a critical role in settling an accident claim. The state follows a system called contributory negligence for car accident claims. Under this legal doctrine,…
The driver of the trailing car is usually but not always found to be at fault. While some rear-end accidents are simple fender-benders that result in minor property damage, many others cause serious injuries. A rear-end collision can be devastating. The occupants in the vehicle that is struck from behind often don’t see the crash…
No one expects to get into a car accident. But such situations happen abruptly and unexpectedly. At the snap of a finger, your car can get totaled and your life endangered due to the actions of a reckless and irresponsible driver. After a car accident, the worries swim through your head as you wonder what…
