Becoming an Attorney and Choosing the Right Lawyer for You – by OBXLAWYER Danny Glover
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I recently had the chance to sit down and talk with Scott Neal, my friend, and host of The Imperfect Leader Podcast.
Who’s at fault means, “Who caused the wreck” under the NC accident laws. Liability for accident injuries in North Carolina is related to negligence and the duty of care.
Sometimes more than one person can cause the wreck, sometimes 100% of the fault rests on one driver.
Determining who is legally liable for accident injuries in North Carolina requires careful review of the documentation of the wreck scene and causes of the NC accident case.
When you’re in a situation where you need a criminal attorney, it’s not unusual to feel afraid and overwhelmed. The next steps you take can impact the rest of your life, and you may not know where to start.
Choosing the right attorney can be critical to the outcome of your case. It’s not a decision that should be taken lightly, so don’t make the mistake of blindly hiring the first attorney you meet.
Always interview a few potential candidates and make an informed decision. During the interview process, ask smart questions and listen carefully to the way they’re answered. The following seven questions can help you get started.
Outer Banks Wreck Claims: The Importance of Medical Evidence to Legal Representation
Experienced injury attorneys have to know a lot about medicine. It is impossible for me to competently help my badly injured clients unless I fully understand and can explain to either insurance companies or juries the full effects and impacts of my client’s injuries.
I spend a lot of time researching injuries, their consequences, the impact of those injuries on other parts of the body, and the cause of those injuries – Danny Glover
What happens if I was in a car wreck and driving a company car?
What are damages in a wreck case?
What is my accident claim worth?
If you or someone you love was hurt as a result of a car wreck, it wasn’t an accident. Someone did something wrong. They didn’t follow a law or a rule of the road. They failed to pay attention or keep a proper lookout or observe the speed limit or provide sufficient distance to stop. They didn’t follow the rules.
They made a choice. They made a decision and as a result, someone was hurt or killed.
It doesn’t necessarily mean they are a bad person; but, to call something an “accident,” when it really was a bad decision or choice, isn’t really all that accurate, is it?
Accident injury legal claims in North Carolina can get complicated. That’s because there often is a multi-step process for seeking money damages, including the possibility of Arbitration in North Carolina or mediated settlement process.
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