Suing a Delivery Driver for an Accident
Suing a delivery driver for a crash is possible if you can prove their employment status and liability, but the process is challenging without legal help.
Suing a delivery driver for a crash is possible if you can prove their employment status and liability, but the process is challenging without legal help.
Our attorneys defeat sudden emergency doctrine defenses by challenging subjective language and establishing the other driver’s faulty actions.
It’s best to collect car accident evidence from the scene immediately, and the incident report, medical records, and videos within 24 to 72 hours.
When your car is totaled, the insurance company calculates the current market value, and you’re usually paid a total loss settlement, which you can accept or dispute.
If you fail to monitor claim expenses, you might accept an inadequate car accident settlement for medical bills or miss an invoice and damage your credit.
For those injured in a car accident, black box data can be a powerful tool in proving fault and strengthening a personal injury claim investigation.
The complexity of your injuries, disputes over fault, and uncooperative insurance companies can all influence how long it takes to resolve a car accident settlement.
North Carolina's car accident laws, including the at-fault system and rules against impaired, distracted, or negligent driving, are key to highway safety.
If you are hit by an uninsured driver, you’ll need to file a claim with your insurance and potentially consider a lawsuit to recover damages.
Car Accident Mediation: Tips and Timeline North Carolina mandates mediation for auto accidents involving personal injury lawsuits or wrongful death claims, and preparation is key to a favorable outcome. Some cases can be satisfactorily decided through mediation within hours or days, but it’s essential that you don’t head into these [...]