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The potential recoverable damages in a North Carolina truck accident case can include current and future medical bills, lost wages, lost capacity to earn, property damage, and pain and suffering. The specific damages and amounts you may be eligible to recover as a truck accident victim in Wilmington, NC depend on your unique circumstances. Economic…

Tractor-trailers and 18-wheelers come with public threats and accident risks that do not exist with standard motor vehicles. One is off-tracking, which is when a semi’s front wheels and rear wheels do not align with each other. Off-tracking creates an extremely dangerous situation that can cause a truck driver to lose control of the…

Dashcam footage from a motor vehicle can provide objective, irrefutable evidence to help establish fault for a car accident. Footage from a dashboard camera can speed up the car insurance process and disprove false allegations – which is especially important under North Carolina’s contributory negligence law. Dashcam footage can generally be used as evidence…

Truck accidents are serious and often catastrophic collisions where smaller cars and their occupants can sustain major damage. Holding trucking companies liable, or legally responsible, for accidents is integral in maintaining the safety of the trucking industry. Knowing when a truck company can be held liable can help you understand your legal rights if…