Hablamos EspañolThe law institutes a time limit on your right to file a lawsuit in North Carolina’s civil courts. Missing a deadline means your case is dismissed unless your situation falls under certain limited exceptions to the rule. There is a three-year statute of...
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What Should You Do If Involved in an Auto Accident as a Pedestrian in North Carolina?
If you are involved in a car accident as you walk along the roadways of North Carolina, know that there are laws designed to protect you. Here, Dewey, Ramsay, and Hunt explain the necessary steps people often fail to take when involved in an auto accident as...
Who Is at Fault for a Rear-End Accident in North Carolina?
Every day thousands of people commute through North Carolina’s roads thinking they will arrive safely to their destinations. However, a typical day can be ruined after a driver rear-ends your vehicle. These type of accidents are less dangerous than other types...
Hurt in a Motor Vehicle Accident While at Work in Charlotte, NC?
Every year, thousands of workers get injured in the workplace. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, in 2016, more than two million workplace injuries and illnesses were reported by workers in the United States. With so many injuries happening in the workplace,...
Can I Sue Uber or Lyft as a Passenger in a Rideshare Accident in North Carolina?
Today more than ever, thousands of people rely on peer-to-peer ride-sharing to get from one point to another. Whether for commuting to work, doing last minute shopping, or getting home after an outing, Uber and Lyft services have gained immense popularity. However, as...
North Carolina Bicycle Accident Statistics and Bike Safety Tips
Riding a bicycle should be an enjoyable recreational activity. However, many times, bicyclists around the U.S. are injured or killed in crashes. This raises concerns among the biking community nationwide. Unfortunately, North Carolina has seen its fair share of...