Fayetteville Personal Injury Lawyer

Employees working two jobs in North Carolina generally unable to obtain compensation for out of work time from both jobs.

The North Carolina Court of Appeals has ruled that the mother of a 17-year-old daughter murdered by the mother’s husband could pursue a punitive damages claim against police officers for failure to make an arrest and failure to warn the mother that her husband was still on the loose.

It is not an easy job to find the right personal injury lawyer for your case. However, the more you ask around and the more lawyers you interview the better you will be informed and able to make the proper choice.

An experienced personal injury lawyer should be consulted when the health insurance company is attempting to take away part of an injury victim's motor vehicle claim proceeds.

Although it is better to take a claim all the way through court if the insurance company is not willing to offer a fair amount, settlement should always be the goal. If a claimant has a good personal injury lawyer who is ready to take his or her claim to trial, the cases will usually be settled short of having to actually go to trial.

The short answer to the question of whether the extent of damage to the victims vehicle makes a difference in the value of the personal injury claim is yes, it does make a big difference, but it should not!

When someone asks me if they need a lawyer to represent them in their personal injury case, I sometimes think of the lawyer joke that goes something like this: Asking a...

If you were forced by a general contractor for an employer to buy a workers' compensation insurance policy and if you never had any employees during the time, the policy was enforced, you may very well be entitled to a refund of all the premiums you've paid for any such policies.

Ag Mart, a producer of pesticides has agreed to a product liability settlement with a Florida couple whose child, now three-years-old, was born without limbs.

The Fifth District Appellate Court in Mt. Vernon, Illinois affirmed and upheld the ruling of former Madison County Circuit Judge George Moran in favor of on eight-year-old boy who received personal injuries while riding