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Being injured in a car accident can be an incredibly frustrating experience. Medical expenses coupled with lost income may seem insurmountable.

North Carolina laws allow the surviving loved ones of truck accident victims to seek compensation for their untimely loss through a wrongful death claim. If you believe that the negligent or wrongful actions of a truck driver caused your loved one's untimely death, you may be eligible to seek fair financial compensation.

A car accident can be an extremely confusing event. With so many things going on, people coming and going, and injuries to deal with, the situation can become overly stressful.

Motor vehicle accidents are among the leading causes of injuries and hospitalizations in North Carolina and across the United States. According to statistics from the North Carolina Traffic Crash Facts, there were 276,026 total reported crashes statewide in 2021, causing 114,722 injuries and 1,783 fatalities.

There are a wide variety of auto insurance coverage options out there — from standard liability coverage to MedPay coverage to Uninsured Motorist Coverage. Navigating the world of car insurance can be challenging!

In the aftermath of a car accident, there is a LOT to worry about – from paying for medical treatment to your car insurance coverage to a potential personal injury lawsuit. One of the most significant causes of anxiety for most of our clients is their medical bill payment.

Our team gets this question all the time! Unfortunately, not every injury warrants a lawsuit – even if the other party involved in the accident was clearly at-fault.

It’s no secret that motorcyclists in Wilmington, North Carolina, often have to practice more defensive driving than the average driver. However, motorcyclists can still take certain precautions to protect themselves on the road.

Back injuries from a car accident can be very serious, if not devastating. An injury to your back muscles, bones, or spine can affect your daily life, relationships, and work.

On the busy roads of North Carolina cities, motorcycle accidents are far more likely to result in death than crashes involving other types of vehicles. In fact, over 80% of motorcycle collisions across the country result in motorcyclist fatalities, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).