The 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…
Read MoreUsing Traffic Cameras in Car Accident Cases in Charlotte
More and more visual evidence of an accident is becoming available to show how accidents happen. Some of the evidence comes from dashcams in one or more vehicles involved in the accident. Witnesses in other vehicles, nearby residences, and commercial locations may also have security video capturing the accident. Web cameras used to monitor traffic…
Read MoreChanges to North Carolina Auto Insurance Law: What to Expect in 2025
In 2025, North Carolina is making some big changes to their auto insurance laws. This year, you’ll see higher minimum liability limits and new rules regarding inter-policy stacking. Lawmakers hope these changes provide better protection for drivers and accident victims. However, increasing the limits can also lead to higher insurance costs for drivers. Today, we’ll…
Read MoreSuing for Emotional Distress in North Carolina
After a serious accident, emotional distress can feel just as overwhelming as physical injuries. Anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), or other mental health challenges stemming from an accident can seriously affect your life. If you’re in North Carolina and dealing with the emotional harm caused by someone else’s actions, you may be wondering, “Can I…
Read MoreStructural Collapses in North Carolina
When you think about a structural collapse, your first thought is likely a building crumbling to the ground. Catastrophic events like these are rare, but they do happen – with devastating consequences. Here in North Carolina, structural collapses can result from various factors, including poor construction practices, aging infrastructure, or natural disasters. All of these…
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