In Raleigh, if you are injured in a car accident, you can sue the driver who was at fault. It is expected that all drivers provide a duty of care to others. When this duty is neglected, whether speeding, distracted, texting, driving reckless or driving while drunk there may be serious consequences.
Some car accident cases can be more difficult than others at determining fault, for example, if there are multiple cars involved, if the injured person was a passenger, if the accident was caused by a hole or crack in the road or if there is a manufacturing defect on the vehicle.
A licensed attorney with experience in car accidents can help determine and prove fault in a car accident and ensure you receive proper and fair compensation for your injuries.
Most catastrophic injuries occur when a tractor trailer or semi-truck collides with a smaller vehicle. These types of accidents can result in paralysis, traumatic brain injuries, severe burns, permanent disability, amputation, internal organ damage and even death.
Often times, the truck driver’s insurance policy is not able to sufficiently cover the amount of compensation needed to treat and recover from such traumatic loss and a lawsuit must be filed against the business.
An experienced attorney can hire an accident reconstruction expert on your behalf to determine fault; whether the truck driver is fully responsible, or if there is a manufacturing defect or some type of road defect that is also to blame.
If you have been severely injured in a motor vehicle accident caused by the negligence of another, then you may be able to receive financial compensation under North Carolina Law.
After an accident, the insurance company will try to settle your claim as quickly as possible. In most cases, they offer well below what you deserve.
If you feel the insurance company is offering too little compensation, or is denying your claim, you may want to speak with a licensed personal injury attorney who specializes in accidents. Finding a lawyer who speaks Spanish will also ensure you understand the agreements you’ve been given by the insurance company, as well as your legal rights.
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