Author: Ben Brodish
If you have been injured due to someone else’s negligence, it’s essential to remember that their insurance company is not on your side. Rest assured that if there is any reason—even a minor one—to minimize or even invalidate your claim,…
A person is negligent when they fail to exercise a “reasonable duty of care” toward others. There are four elements to a negligence claim: (1) duty, (2) breach, (3) causation, and (4) damages. Let’s look at each of these elements…
If you’ve recently been injured in a hit-and-run accident—whether you were driving, walking, or riding a bicycle—the car accident lawyer at Kreger Brodish LLP can help you understand your options for pursuing the maximum possible compensation for your injuries. What…
If you’ve been in a car accident recently, you’re probably feeling overwhelmed and unsure of what to do first, especially if you’ve been injured. Here at Kreger Brodish LLP, we are ready to listen to you with compassion and fight…
There’s a lot to worry about after a collision. Getting medical attention should be at the top of your list, though. Seeing a doctor as soon as possible after a car accident is essential for your health and legal right…
After a job injury, your employer’s insurance company may ask for a recorded statement before making a workers’ compensation settlement offer. Providing an official statement sounds simple, but you must be careful about what you say. Even though North Carolina…
Data from the Federal Highway Administration shows there are approximately 7.6 million licensed drivers in North Carolina. With so many drivers on the road, it is no surprise that hundreds of thousands of people are involved in auto accidents every…
If you have been involved in an auto accident caused by the negligence of another driver, you might have a liability claim against the negligent driver. This liability claim will be processed through the negligent driver’s insurance company, and will…
The only way your landlord can keep all or part of your security deposit, is if the landlord has provided an accounting to you showing for what purpose the security deposit was used. The accounting is for actual damages you,…
We get this type of question a lot. To be clear, the insurance adjuster doesn’t get to legally decide if you contributed to the accident or not. However, the insurance adjuster does get to decide whether the insurance company is choosing…
