Personal Injury
How Do School Zone Pedestrian Accidents Happen?
While it would seem as though school zones would actually be safer areas for pedestrians and bicyclists – and they should be – that is not always the case. In fact, the high volume of cars in designated pick-up and drop-off locations, as well as other areas around the school, and the number of school…
Read MoreE-Scooter Riders Face Real Risks on the Road
Since first hitting the market in the United States in 2010, electric scooters – or e-scooters as they are more commonly known – have grown in popularity. In fact, they are now so popular that they can be found seemingly everywhere: on roadways, on sidewalks, in towns, in cities, in parks. E-scooters have become ubiquitous,…
Read MoreComplications from Broken Bone Injuries
For many personal injury victims, a broken bone means immobilizing the bone with a splint for five to eight weeks. For more serious breaks, surgery may be required. Ideally, the bone heals and you go about your life without any further concerns. For some victims with unusual breaks or other complications, additional surgeries may be…
Read MoreWhat Kind of Evidence Is Used in a Personal Injury Case?
After being hurt, you may decide to file a personal injury claim. These claims help you seek compensation for the losses you suffered as well as hold the responsible parties accountable for their actions. To successfully prove that a person or company caused your injuries, you must have evidence backing your claim. Below, the attorneys…
Read MoreBest Practices on How to Behave in Court
If you have an upcoming courtroom appearance or a scheduled meeting at your local courthouse, you may be curious about how to behave in court. Most people want to ensure that they have the proper courtroom etiquette, regardless of if they are the defendant, plaintiff, witness, or spectator. The Charlotte personal injury attorneys at Price,…
Read MoreWhy You Never Want to “DIY” Your Own Injury Case
When it comes to any type of court case, individuals are allowed to represent themselves. However, just because they are allowed to do this does not mean that they should. You may be thinking that you do not want to spend money on a personal injury attorney when you already have growing medical bills, no…
Read MoreWhat Is the Role of an Expert Witness in a Personal Injury Case?
In almost any court case, witnesses will be called on to recount the event in question in order to clarify exactly what happened. They are usually someone who saw or heard the accident take place and are asked to testify in order to prove one side or to discredit the other. These types of witnesses…
Read MoreWhat Does It Mean to “Settle” an Injury Case?
When you get hurt in North Carolina and choose to pursue legal action through a personal injury case, it is not always a quick process. You will need to work alongside an experienced Charlotte personal injury attorney to help you prove your injuries and get you the compensation you deserve. That compensation will help cover…
Read MoreWhy Am I Named in a Lawsuit When I Didn’t Cause the Accident?
When you are involved in an accident that causes injuries, it’s important to discover who the liable party is. Otherwise, you might find yourself receiving a complaint for a lawsuit in the mail. Your first thought is probably, “Why am I getting sued for a car accident I didn’t cause?” One of the points of…
Read MoreThe Long-Term Effects of 3 Common Childhood Injuries
It is no secret that children get hurt—and quite often at that. Playing on a playground, swimming in a pool, or participating in sports are some of the most common ways injuries can happen. What most people do not realize is that while those wounds may heal, the original injury can still lead to further…
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