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What Is the Number One Injury for Truck Drivers?
Driving a truck can be a taxing job. Truck drivers spend a lot of time in the same spot with very little movement, which is a recipe for all sorts of injuries. They also have the risk of an accident, which could result in significant injuries. A Charlotte truck accident…
What Was the Worst Truck Accident in History?
A truck accident is often the most dangerous kind of accident that we see on the road. The size and weight disparity of a truck compared with anything else on the road means that even a moderate impact is going to have a devastating effect. The damage that occurs often…
What Is Average Car Accident Settlement in North Carolina?
The average car accident settlement in North Carolina varies depending on a few factors. A Charlotte car accident lawyer can assess your situation and give you the most thorough description of what you may expect, but there are some general basics regarding what a settlement should cover. Keep in mind…
Who Determines Fault in a Motor Vehicle Accident in North Carolina?
Motor vehicle accidents are an expensive problem. Even just a slight fender bender is going to leave a driver with a number of bills to pay on their vehicle repairs. More serious accidents can cause significant physical injuries as well, which will incur expenses like medical bills, lost wages, and…
Is North Carolina a No-Fault State for Accidents?
Fault in a car accident generally refers to who is liable in a car accident claim. In a “no-fault” state, this means that neither driver is going to be considered at fault for an accident and will typically end up collecting compensation from their own insurance for their injuries and…
Which Pedestrian Groups Are at Greatest Risk of Accident?
Pedestrian accidents can cause significant harm to those involved. Given the damage that can be caused, it’s critical that proper steps are taken to protect those who are most vulnerable and likely to end up in an accident. However, no matter who is in the accident, there are likely to…
What Is North Carolina’s Fender Bender Law?
A fender bender is a minor collision between two vehicles, usually occurring at low speeds. In North Carolina, fender benders are considered "minor incidents" and are typically handled by insurance companies without the need for intense police involvement or legal action. While fender benders may not seem like a big…
Who is most likely to be a distracted driver?
Every day, distracted drivers kill about eight people in the United States. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), one in five of those killed are walking, riding bikes or otherwise outside a vehicle. More than 33% of negligent drivers are between the ages of 15 and…
Who will pay for your lost wages after a major car crash?
Getting hurt in a car crash can affect your finances in two major ways. Obviously, you will have medical bills to worry about. If your injuries are serious, you also have the financial loss of missed wages during your recovery. You probably trust that either car insurance or your health…
Car accidents: 2020 was the most dangerous year in over a decade
In 2020, the number of miles that drivers covered in the United States fell dramatically. There were, for many months of the year, far fewer cars on the road. One would think that would lead to a drastic drop in car accident injuries and fatalities. However, the opposite was actually…
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