Author: Tom Kreger
Today’s North Carolina Personal Injury Blog post discusses a tip in writing your Demand Letter for your North Carolina Personal Injury Claim: keep it short and differentiate your claim. As always, if you need additional information or if your question is not answered,…
Our Durham Personal Injury Lawyers and Greensboro Personal Injury Attorneys are currently handling about 50 auto accident personal injury claims, and they get a new personal injury case every week or so. Many of those personal injury cases involve clients who…
It has been over 6 months since the last blog post from your Durham Attorneys and Greensboro Attorneys. Today’s blog post is the first of 2012, and it won’t be covering any legal topics or providing any help or assistance on…
Our Durham Loss of Use Attorneys and Greensboro Loss of Use Attorneys are available to answer your loss of use questions free of charge. You can contact a Durham Loss of Use Lawyer or Greensboro Loss of Use Lawyer by calling (888) 820-5885 (we return all voicemails the…
If you have a pending North Carolina insurance claim and have any questions about deadlines you can reach out to our Durham Personal Injury Lawyer and Greensboro Insurance Attorneys by completing the contact form to the right, sending an email…
Today’s post will cover a little bit about evaluating the settlement value of a soft tissue injury. A soft tissue injury is your standard neck sprain, back sprain, whiplash, etc. Basically, an injury to the muscles, tendons or ligaments that…
Very shortly after your accident, an insurance adjuster from the at-fault driver’s insurance company will usually call you to discuss your accident. You can not be too cautious when speaking with an insurance adjuster from an insurance company, especially if…
Under North Carolina law you can recover for the loss of value to your vehicle after a North Carolina Auto Accident. This is true even if your car has been fully and completely prepared. People inside the insurance industry call this type of…
Ten tips on how to handle your Personal Injury Claim from your Durham Accident Attorneys and Greensboro Accident Attorneys: Get the identity of the driver who hit you (and his or her insurance information and employer information (if in a work vehicle)…
Should you contact your own insurance company after a North Carolina auto accident? Yes, even if you do not believe that you are at fault for the accident. Any time you are involved in a North Carolina auto accident you…
