Fayetteville, NC – Pedestrian Critically Hurt in Crash Involving Dump Truck

Fayetteville, NC (May 20, 2020) – A female pedestrian was critically injured in a Fayetteville crash involving a dump truck. The crash took place around 11:30 a.m. on Monday, May 18th. According to authorities, the woman was near the intersection of Ramsey and Langdon Streets when the incident occurred. Rescue workers arrived at the scene and

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Charlotte, NC – Man Killed When Car Crashes into Home on Cello Court

Charlotte, NC (May 19, 2020) – A man was killed in a fatal northeast Charlotte crash on Monday, May 18th. The crash happened around 8:25 p.m. on Cello Court near Interstate 485. According to a report, the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department responded to a residence on Cello Court following reports of a car striking the home. Police

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Greenville, NC – Donald Ray Bryant Killed in Motorcycle Crash

Greenville, NC (May 19, 2020) – Authorities in Greenville are investigating after a man was killed in a North Carolina motorcycle crash over the weekend. The crash took place on Sunday, May 17th along Greenville Boulevard. Police say that 25-year-old Donald Ray Bryant of Winterville was riding with a group of motorcyclists when a car pulled

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North Carolina Appellate Court Discusses the Open and Obvious Danger Doctrine in Trip and Fall Case

Under certain circumstances, North Carolina law allows someone who is injured on another person’s property due to negligence to recover compensation from the property owner. There are certain things that the injury victim must show before he or she is entitled to compensation and there are defenses available to the defendant that may prevent the

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North Carolina Appellate Court Discusses Sudden Emergency Doctrine in Bicycle Accident Involving Fallen Powerline

Many people choose a bicycle for commuting or taking care of daily errands to improve their health and to spend less time driving. Even though some cities go to great lengths to try and keep cyclists safe, many motorists simply do not pay enough attention to the roadway. Municipalities and utilities are also responsible for

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North Carolina Supreme Court Requires Insurer to Pay Underinsured Motorist Benefits in Multi-Car Accident Dispute

When you are involved in an auto accident you will likely contact your insurance company to see whether your injuries and damages are covered. The other driver involved in the accident or multiple drivers will likely do the same. Many issues can arise when insurance companies are involved in a motor vehicle accident resolution. Attorney

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North Carolina Appellate Court Upholds Jury Verdict for Defense in Dram Shop Liability Act based on Lack of Sufficient Evidence

Drunk driving crashes can result in devastating injury accidents. Drunk drivers are often unaware of the road conditions around them and have reduced reaction time due to being intoxicated. If you are injured in a drunk driving accident, then you may have a claim against the person who was driving the vehicle that hit your

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North Carolina Appellate Court Reverses Summary Judgment for College Stadium in Trip and Fall Case Causing Permanent Back Injuries

North Carolina law states that property owners have a duty to guests to keep them reasonably safe from harm. This applies to private property owners as well as operators of large venues like sporting arenas. Just because a venue hosts hundreds or even thousands of people at a time does not imply that the people

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