How Truck Crashes Can Lead to Personal Injury & Workers’ Comp Claims
Truck crashes are some of the worst accidents on our roads. In 2022, 5,837 large trucks were involved in fatal crashes across the United States. That’s not just a number — it represents thousands of tragedies. When these accidents happen while someone’s working, things get even more complicated. If you’re hurt in a truck crash…
Read MoreWhat is a Truck’s Black Box and Why Does it Matter After an Accident?
Imagine driving home one evening when, out of nowhere, a massive truck appears. There’s a crash, metal crunches, and everything goes dark. Later, while trying to piece together what happened, one critical question remains: Who was at fault? That’s where a truck’s “Black Box” comes in. It might hold the key to the whole situation.…
Read MoreCar Seats and Collision Liability: What Every Parent Should Know
The screeching of tires. The shattering of glass. Few sounds strike more fear into a parent’s heart than those of a car accident with their child in the backseat. Every year, thousands of children are involved in motor vehicle accidents across the United States, including North Carolina. Many suffer serious injuries. Some don’t survive. At…
Read MoreWhat Happens When Your Teen Gets Hurt at Work?
It’s a moment every parent dreads. Your phone rings, and it’s your teen’s boss calling to say there’s been an accident. Your child is hurt. In that instant, all the pride you felt about them taking on their first job is replaced with worry and fear. Most of us don’t think about work injuries when…
Read MoreThe Role of Autopsy Reports in North Carolina Wrongful Death Litigation
Losing a loved one is heartbreaking. But when their death is caused by someone else’s negligence, the pain can be even greater. Here in North Carolina, a wrongful death lawsuit allows families to seek justice and compensation for their loss. One of the most important pieces of evidence in wrongful death cases is the autopsy…
Read MoreIndependent Medical Examinations (IMEs) and Workers’ Compensation Claims in North Carolina
Have you been injured on the job in North Carolina and filed a workers’ compensation claim? You may be asked to attend an independent medical examination, also called an IME. This can be a confusing and stressful part of the claims process, and you may have lots of questions. What exactly is an IME? How…
Read MoreHow Dash Cam Evidence Can Strengthen Your North Carolina Car Accident Case
Car accidents can happen in a split second, and in the moments that follow, it can be difficult to figure out exactly what happened. This is especially true when drivers and witnesses have conflicting accounts. Today’s advancements in technology have made it easier to capture evidence that can help establish what really happened. If you’ve…
Read MoreWhat to Know About Insurance Coverage for Motorcycle Accidents in North Carolina
North Carolina motorcyclists should understand that the freedom of riding comes with risks. Do you know how insurance coverage works for motorcycle accidents? Having the right coverage can financially protect you if you’re ever involved in a crash. Our Charlotte motorcycle accident lawyers understand how confusing motorcycle insurance can be, especially compared to regular car…
Read MoreDifferences Between NC and SC on Insurance Coverage, Comparative Negligence, and Punitive Damages
Car owners and drivers must have liability insurance in both North Carolina and South Carolina in case they cause an accident. Car owners can also purchase other types of coverage to protect themselves if the responsible driver does not have insurance and if the owner or driver causes the accident. Additionally, if you are in…
Read MorePursuing a Wrongful Death Claim in North Carolina
Filing a wrongful death claim can help you seek financial compensation after you’ve lost a loved one due to someone else’s negligence. It can also allow you an opportunity to hold that person accountable. At Price Petho & Associates, our Charlotte wrongful death lawyers are here to walk you through the steps in a way…
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