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What Constitutes Wrongful Death in North Carolina?
A wrongful death occurs when negligence or illegal misconduct results in a fatal injury. The family of the victim is left wondering what they can do to ensure the at-fault party is held appropriately accountable and how they can recover compensation to assist in their adjustment to their new circumstances.…
What Is the Damage Cap for Wrongful Death in North Carolina?
The damage cap for a wrongful death in the state should be maximized by using Charlotte wrongful death attorneys to help you. If you have lost a family member because of another party’s negligent or illegal actions, you can seek accountability and compensation through a wrongful death suit. While this…
How Are Wrongful Death Settlements Calculated?
Wrongful death settlements are calculated by considering numerous factors. If someone harms another party through negligence or illegal conduct, it can form the basis of a personal injury suit. The victim can seek compensation for their damages. However, if the victim does not survive, their loved ones could file a…
Is Emotional Distress a Personal Injury?
Emotional distress can be considered a personal injury. When one party causes harm to another party, the victim has the right to seek compensation for their losses with a personal injury suit. However, the victim must prove they suffered actual harm. This may be difficult if you are seeking compensation…
What Is a Personal Injury Claim?
A personal injury occurs whenever one party harms another party, causing physical injury and/or economic loss through an act of negligence or illegal misconduct. If you believe you have been harmed by another party’s actions, it can form the foundation of a personal injury claim. A Monroe personal injury attorney…
What Is the Meaning of Personal Injury?
The term “personal injury” means any situation in which one party’s actions harm another party. As long as the incident results in actual harm or some measurable loss, the victim has the right to pursue compensation from the party who injured them. If you or a family member experienced any…
How Long Does an Insurance Company Have to Settle a Claim in North Carolina?
When you have bills and other expenses from an injury suffered due to someone else’s negligent behavior, it’s often their insurance company that will be responsible for paying. Usually, they won’t initially offer fair compensation, and the settlement amount will need to be negotiated. That process can often be accelerated,…
Can You Sue for Pain and Suffering in North Carolina?
Most often, when someone sues on a personal injury claim, it’s the result of a physical injury that was suffered as a result of someone else’s negligence. Physical injuries always include some element of pain and suffering as well. While it doesn’t have a clear financial expense the way other…
How Long Does It Take to Settle a Personal Injury Case in North Carolina?
Trying to settle a personal injury claim can often be challenging. Unless you have a willing negotiating partner on the other side, the process can easily stall. One of the most effective ways to encourage the process is by having a Charlotte personal injury attorney representing you. It legitimizes the…
What Happens When You Have a Career Ending Injury?
When most people think of career-ending injuries, they think of professional athletes. However, people in any industry and working at any level can suffer from an injury that ends their career. Most people use their brain and at least their arms and hands to do their work, and there is…
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