There are many types of “personal injury” cases and nearly all involve negligent, as opposed to intentional, conduct. The main exception is a civil battery
The standard automobile insurance policy in North Carolina contains many different kinds of insurance coverage. Among those are liability coverage and underinsured motorist (UIM) coverage. These
If you have been involved in an automobile accident in which the other driver was at-fault, you will soon be receiving a call or letter
The majority of personal injury lawsuits involve negligence, as opposed to any type of intentional conduct. This is not always the case, though, as serious
Companies employing skilled labor such as doctors, engineers, and architects frequently include arbitration clauses in their employment agreements. The benefit to the employer is that
You are probably familiar with the phrase “punitive damages,” but you may not quite understand what it means and the types of cases where such
Under the Communications Act of 1934 (47 U.S.C. § 605), it is illegal to publicize or use communications, such as pay-per-view cable television broadcasts, without
An important facet of North Carolina tort law is “joint and several liability.” This rule entitles a Plaintiff to recover all of his or her
One of the first steps that you should take following a North Carolina automobile accident is to obtain a copy of the investigating officer’s Crash
Drunk drivers are among the most common causes of high-speed automobile accidents. In North Carolina, these drivers may be charged and convicted of Driving While