September 11, 2025
Most personal injury claims in North Carolina settle out of court, but some require litigation. This post explores when court involvement is necessary, the legal process, and strategies for securing fair compensation.
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North Carolina limits non-economic damages in medical malpractice cases to $656,730 as of 2023, but economic damages remain uncapped. This post explores legal caps, exceptions, and compensation options for victims.
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Legal fees for personal injury cases vary based on contingency percentages, hourly rates, and case complexity. This post outlines typical costs, influencing factors, and additional expenses to consider when hiring an attorney.
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North Carolina allows emotional distress claims under both negligent and intentional infliction claims, but they require strong evidence. This post explains key legal elements, burden of proof, and situations where emotional distress lawsuits apply.
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Negotiating a fair insurance settlement after an accident requires preparation and strategy. This post outlines key steps, including documenting evidence, submitting a strong demand letter, and handling counteroffers.
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North Carolina follows a strict contributory negligence rule, which can bar plaintiffs from recovering compensation if they are even 1% at fault. This post explains its impact, exceptions, and ways to strengthen a personal injury claim.
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