Category: Personal Injury Law
People who get hurt in car accidents in North Carolina may need extensive medical treatment and rehabilitation for their injuries. This treatment can quickly become expensive, making it critical for accident victims to have coverage for their medical expenses. Car…
North Carolina’s personal injury laws restrict the rights of accident victims to seek compensation if they share some of the fault for the accident. However, the “last clear chance” doctrine provides an exception that may allow a personal injury plaintiff…
If another driver is suing you for a car accident, but you don’t have the money to pay a judgment, it’s essential that you understand how car accident lawsuits work, your legal rights, and the options available to both you…
Have you lost your adult child to another party’s wrongful behavior? Depending on the circumstances, you may be entitled to pursue a wrongful death claim as the parent of an adult child. However, these claims are complicated, as only the…
Are you facing legal challenges after losing a loved one due to someone else’s actions? How might your estate planning measures impact compensation from a wrongful death claim? Wrongful death compensation in North Carolina follows intestate succession laws, even if…
When accidents happen, there’s physical pain, emotional stress, and financial loss, all happening at the same time. It’s hard to know what to do next, let alone what you need to do tomorrow, a week, or a month from now….
It’s only natural to seek comfort and sympathy from friends and family after an injury. Unfortunately, seeking sympathy on social media can hurt or even destroy your personal injury claim. The other side’s lawyers are actively monitoring your social media…
Rideshare apps like Uber and Lyft provide a convenient way to get where you need to go on your schedule. However, that doesn’t guarantee a safe ride. A recent study published in the Journal of Safety Research found that one…
Are you concerned about the costs of pursuing a slip-and-fall lawsuit in North Carolina? At Kreger Brodish LLP, we make it easy for you to seek justice without worrying about money because we don’t charge any fees upfront. In fact,…
In personal injury claims, North Carolina follows one of the strictest negligence doctrines in the country: contributory negligence. This can make recovering compensation more challenging, but that’s where having the support of an experienced personal injury lawyer becomes especially valuable….