The book about your rights and saving money after a North Carolina car accident was written by Brent Adams.
The North Carolina car accident lawyers at Brent Adams and Associates have helped hundreds of clients obtain millions of dollars for their car wreck claims.
Our book written by Brent Adams is
the best book written for North Carolina victims of motor vehicle collisions. The book will answer your car accident questions including:
Did I really need a car accident lawyer to help me with my car wreck claim?
How do I choose the best auto accident lawyer for my case?
How do I deal with my doctor?
How can I pay for my medical expenses after a car crash in NC?
How do I avoid the mistakes that could cost me money?
How do I deal with the car insurance adjuster?
How do I get paid for being out of work?
We represent victims of all types of motor vehicle collisions including:
ATV accidents
Bicycle accidents
Bus accidents
Car accidents
Drunk driving accidents
Hit and run accidents
Minivan accidents
Moped accidents
Pedestrian accidents
Rental car accidents
Scooter accidents
Taxi and limousine accidents
Train accidents
Truck accidents (including 18 wheelers)
Serious injuries frequently occur in motor vehicle collisions. When a victim is killed in a motor vehicle collision, the victim's family can bring a wrongful death claim.
We represent victims of NC car accidents who have suffered all kinds of injuries including:
Amputations
Back injuries
Back sprain and strain
Broken bones
Burn injuries
Closed head injuries
Fractures
Knee injuries
Neck injuries
Neck sprain and strain
Paraplegia
Quadriplegia
Rotator cuff injuries
Scarring and disfigurement
Shoulder injuries
Traumatic brain injuries
If you have suffered serious injuries because of a car accident you need one of our experienced personal injury lawyers in Raleigh, Fayetteville or Dunn to help you with your claim.
At
Brent Adams and Associates we investigate car wreck claims thoroughly and, when necessary, hire experts available in such fields as accident reconstruction, life care planning, rehabilitation and economics to assure you collect the maximum recovery for your car accident claim.
Blog for Automobile Accidents
Library for Automobile Accidents:
- After Fatal North Carolina Accident, Brent Adams Discusses Driving Safety in the Fog
Following the death of a North Carolina man in foggy conditions on I-85, a Raleigh car accident attorney shares a few useful safety tips for driving in fog. - The Three Most Common Driving Mistakes Made by New Teen Drivers in North Carolina
A new study of newly licensed North Carolina drivers found that teens are more likely to cause accidents due to speeding, inattention, and failure to yield. - North Carolina’s Tail of the Dragon Kills Motorcyclists & Drivers Every Year
There are fatal car and motorcycle accidents each year on the Tail of the Dragon in North Carolina – and many are caused by speeding and reckless driving. - How to Prevent North Carolina Deer-Car Collisions & Wildlife Accident Injuries
Learn how to prevent wildlife collisions and reduce the chance of injury in a deer-car crash from a North Carolina car accident attorney. - North Carolina Considers Scrapping Red Light Cameras – But Do They Prevent Car Accident Injuries?
North Carolina lawmakers are considering a ban on red light cameras after some studies revealed that they do not reduce the number of car accidents. - Bicycle Accidents: Head Injury Prevention And Helmet Safety
Traumatic brain injuries are common in bike and car collisions, especially if the cyclist is not wearing a helmet. Learn more from an NC injury lawyer. - What Is Dram Shop Liability?
Learn more about dram shop liability from a North Carolina car accident attorney. The bar that sold a drunk driver alcohol could be responsible for the crash. - Proposed Drunk Driving Law In North Carolina Could Make Things Tougher For Repeat Offenders
North Carolina lawmakers are considering a new bill called "Laura's Law" that would make it more difficult for repeat-offender drunk drivers to get back behind the wheel while intoxicated. Laura's law would include mandatory jail sentences and harsher penalties for drivers with a history of alcohol abuse and DWI. - 2010 North Carolina Traffic Accident Statistics
Read more about 2010 North Carolina traffic accident statistics - including information about North Carolina fatal car accidents, North Carolina motorcycle accidents, North Carolina pedestrian accidents, North Carolina drunk driving accidents, and North Carolina bicycle accidents. - North Carolina Study: When It Comes To Road Design, Left Turns Kill
New research from North Carolina State University has found that eliminating left turns from busy intersections can reduce the number of car accidents involving serious injuries by over sixty percent. The study was based on 16 "superstreets" in North Carolina that have been designed so that motorists avoid turning left in front of other vehicles. - Chain Reaction Car Accidents: Dangerous, Deadly – And A Legal Headache
Chain-reaction crashes on North Carolina highways and interstates can be dangerous and deadly. In addition, seeking compensation for damaged property, injuries, or wrongful death after a multiple-vehicle crash can be needlessly complicated and difficult. - Defective Seat Belts: A Faulty Product That Could Cost You Your Life
Seatbelts are supposed to save your life - or at least minimize injuries - during traffic accidents. Unfortunately, defective seatbelts that become unbuckled or break during crashes can harm even the most safety-conscious drivers. In this article, learn more about defective seatbelt lawsuits. - Summer Road Trip Safety For North Carolina Drivers
As many families in North Carolina hit the road this summer, it is important to keep summer road trip safety in mind. Make sure that you pack needed items in case of emergency, say no to distracted driving, and don't drive so long that you suffer from fatigue. Want more summer road trip safety ideas? Read on. - North Carolina Car Safety: The Dangers Of Tailgating
Following too closely and tailgating are both illegal in North Carolina - but why are these moving violations so dangerous? Learn more about how tailgating can cause serious car accidents and car accident injuries - and learn how you can avoid tailgating while driving on North Carolina's highways and interstates. - Hydroplaning And NC Car Accidents: How You Can Prevent Rain-Related Crashes
Hydroplaning can be a serious problem in North Carolina, especially in the rainy spring season. This article gives your six different ways to reduce your chances of hydroplaning and being involved in a car accident while driving on North Carolina's roads, highways, and interstates. - Speeding: The Number One Cause Of North Carolina Car Accidents
Speeding is not only the most common cause of car accidents in North Carolina - it can also make for very serious car accident injuries and even car accident fatalities. Learn more about why we have speed limits and why speed is so dangerous for those on NC roads. - Underinsured Motorist Coverage: You Should Have It.
Underinsured motorist coverage protects the family from financial loss caused by a negligent driver. - HOW TO GET YOUR MEDICAL BILLS PAID QUICKLY
MEDICAL PAYMENT INSURANCE IS AN EASY SOURCE OF CASH AFTER A MOTOR VEHICLE COLLISION - Running A Red Light | The Dangers Of Running Red Lights | North Carolina Car Accidents
You might consider running a red light or running a stop sign to be a minor traffic infraction. in reality, it is a mistake that could take someone's life. About 40 percent of all traffic collisions happen in intersections, and the majority of those accidents occur when a vehicle runs a red light. In this article we cover the dangers of running a red light as well as how many people in North Carolina die each year in intersection accidents. - MISCONCEPTIONS MANY PEOPLE HAVE ABOUT PERSONAL INJURY CLAIMS
DO NOT BE FOOLED BY FALSE INFORMATION ABOUT MOTOR VEHICLE COLLISIONS
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