Most personal injury claims are resolved without going to trial. The parties may agree to a resolution and discontinue the matter at any stage of the aforementioned procedure, even before the complaint is submitted. Get advice on how to obtain the greatest payout by learning more about the personal injury settlement negotiation process.

It may be appropriate to speak with an attorney about your case (and determine the best course of action) if you're considering filing a personal injury lawsuit. Learn how to choose the best personal injury attorney for your needs and your case. 

Claims involving uninsured and underinsured motorists entail complicated legal and insurance jargon. You shouldn't attempt to file an uninsured or underinsured driver claim on your own. In a normal uninsured motorist case, the at-fault driver is not typically sued because it is likely that they lack insurance due to their financial situation. In most cases, you are filing a claim with your insurance provider. The goal of insurance companies is to give you the least amount of money; they can even reject your claim and give you nothing. The fact that other parties may share responsibility for your injuries only serves to exacerbate the situation.

When an uninsured motorist causes you harm, Hogan Smith will pursue reimbursement for you using every available legal tactic. Call us to arrange a free consultation.

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In North Carolina, you generally have three years from the date of your injury to file a personal injury claim. Failing to file within this period can prevent you from recovering compensation. Every case is unique, so it is important to act quickly. If you have questions about your rights or want to get started, contact our office as soon as possible for a detailed review of your situation.

After a car accident, your safety and health should come first. Make sure everyone is safe and seek medical attention right away, even if injuries seem minor. Report the accident to law enforcement and gather information from the scene, such as contact details of all parties and witnesses, along with photos of the damage. Avoid admitting fault. Next, get in touch with an experienced car accident attorney to help protect your rights and deal with insurers. If you need help navigating the claims process, contact us for guidance.