After a car accident, most drivers know to trade insurance information with the other motorist to settle who pays for the damage. But if you’re injured in a car accident caused by an uninsured motorist, the added stress of who will pay hefty medical bills can feel as bad as the accident. Although North Carolina...Read More

The moments after a motorcycle accident can feel hectic, scary, and cause your heart to race. However, knowing what you need to do in the moments after a motorcycle accident can help you gather the necessary information to prepare for any lawsuits and seek monetary compensation. In many motorcycle collisions, the other driver was negligent,...Read More

The laws which govern motorcycle accidents resemble the rules of car accidents. However, motorcycle accidents occur much more frequently and do possess some unique factors. According to the federal government, since motorcycles weigh less, only have two wheels, and don’t encase the driver, accident deaths occur 35 times more per mile traveled from motorcycle accidents...Read More

North Carolina enforces a rare rule when enforcing fault in traffic accidents. This rule means even if you didn’t cause an accident but were committing some wrongdoing at the time it occurred, you may not be able to receive the total amount of compensation you had in mind. What Is The Definition Of Fault In...Read More