Aftermath of a Car Accident: Personal Injury Case

Some roads in North Carolina are simply accidents waiting to happen. These include long stretches of tight curves on very narrow road mountain roads or faulty roads with numerous potholes or other problems. Still most accidents are due to human error. If you have been injured in such an accident you have the right to file a personal injury claim.

Dealing with Insurance Companies after an Accident

Being involved in a serious auto accident can be a scary experience. Apart from the automotive repair costs, there may also be other bodily injuries to deal with. Many victims of a car accident believe that it’s only natural for the negligent party’s insurance to compensate them immediately for their injuries and damages, but things are rarely that simple. If your car gets damaged, or if you sustain an injury from a car accident, you should consult with a personal injury lawyer with experience in handling car accidents.

Types of Vehicles Counting under DWI Law

Most DWIs involve the operation of a car, but DWI arrests are not specifically limited to only driving a car.

All over the U.S., courts have sentenced people to jail time, community service, or both for DWIs not involving an automobile. Section 20-138.1 of the North Carolina General Statutes defines "impaired driving" as driving any vehicle upon any vehicular area in the state. Nowhere in this statute explicitly states that it has to be a car.

Raleigh Criminal Lawyer Says Circumstances Don’t Always Indicate Proof Beyond a Reasonable Doubt

When two separate crimes occur in similar circumstances, some prosecutors are ready to “jump the gun” (pun intended) and point to the same individual. I guess this is a natural part of human behavior. Fortunately in this country, that is not enough for our criminal justice system. This is exactly what recently happened in Durham, NC. The WRAL.com staff reports on the acquittal of Laurence Alvin Lovette Jr. for the alleged murder of graduate student Abhijit Mahato.
http://www.kurtzandblum.com/blog/raleigh-criminal-lawyer-says-circumstances-don-t-always-indicate-proof-beyond-a-reasonable-doubt