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Common FMCSA Violations and Their Consequences
Commercial trucking accidents are serious disasters that can take lives and leave survivors with life-changing injuries. In an effort to prevent truck accidents, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) enforces various safety rules within the trucking industry. Violating any of these laws drastically increases the odds of catastrophic truck accidents. If you have…
Should You Settle or Take Your Personal Injury Case to Court?
If you get injured in an accident that wasn’t your fault, you may be entitled to financial compensation from the person or party at fault. Collecting a fair amount for your losses, however, can be difficult. While most personal injury cases achieve settlements, it is necessary for some to go to court. Work with…
What Types of Evidence Can Be Used in Personal Injury Claims?
A personal injury claim is a civil case that is filed on behalf of an injured accident victim for harm caused by someone else’s careless, reckless or wrongful acts. In a personal injury case, the injured victim bears the burden of proof – meaning it is up to the victim to provide evidence that…
What Is the Statute of Limitations for Personal Injury Claims in North Carolina?
If you get injured because of someone else’s negligence, or failure to act with proper care, you could be eligible for financial compensation to help you pay for related medical costs and make up lost wages. If you do not file within your deadline or statute of limitations, however, you could lose the right…