Tag: North Carolina
“Do I Have to Report a Car Accident in North Carolina?”
In many cases, you need to report a car accident in North Carolina. However, there are some exceptions. We’ll dive into the details in this...
What Is the Statute of Limitations for Personal Injury in North Carolina?
A personal injury case in North Carolina arises when someone suffers harm due to another party’s negligence. This allows the injured person to seek compensation...
McDonald’s E. Coli Contamination Case Discovered in North Carolina
A serious E. coli outbreak has been linked to slivered onions used in McDonald’s Quarter Pounder cheeseburgers, causing illnesses across the United States, now including...
Do I Need a Car Accident Police Report for an Injury Claim?
While it is not always legally required, having a police report can be very important when filing a personal injury claim following a car crash....
Are Parents Liable for Car Accidents Caused by Their Children?
Parental Liability in Car Accidents Caused by Minors As North Carolina car accident lawyers, we often get the question, “Are parents liable for car accidents...
“Can the Government Take My Land?”
As North Carolina eminent domain lawyers, we’re asked all the time: Can the government take my land? The short answer is yes, the government can...
Do You Really Need an Eminent Domain Lawyer?
As a North Carolina eminent domain lawyer, I hear it all the time: “Do I really need an eminent domain lawyer? Here’s the deal: While...
North Carolina “Move Over” Law: Do I Have to Move for Police Cars?
The “Move Over” law in North Carolina requires motorists to move their vehicles away from the lane closest to parked law enforcement, emergency, or utility...