What are damages in a wreck case?

What type of damages are considered statutory?
How do I file for these damages?
Is there anything that is not covered?
What can you recover as part of a NC wreck case?

Statutory damages include medical bills, lost income, pain and suffering, that would be past, present and future, scarring, future wage loss.

The first step in any NC accident case to is get healthy. We want to make sure clients seek immediate medical treatment. It doesn’t matter if it involves a car wreck, motorcycle accident or some other life-changing traumatic event involving a semi-truck or tractor trailer.

The key is this: Focus on getting appropriate medical care as soon as possible.

Lawyers experienced handling accident cases in North Carolina understand the importance of collecting information and preserving evidence. That means your attorney will want to review medical records, accident reports, and witness statements at the scene of the accident.

We want to make absolutely certain evidence of the wreck is preserved for future use at trial and even for making an insurance claim – Danny Glover

If you have been injured in north-eastern North Carolina, we are here to help. Danny Glover is an experienced car wreck attorney who helps people in Currituck County NC and other places like Elizabeth City, the Outer Banks, Corolla, Kitty Hawk, and Nags Head.

Those are the things that the law allows you to recover money for to balance out the harms and losses that you suffered in the wreck and those are called damages.

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