Brent Adams & Associates Legal Blog
Our North Carolina legal blog covers personal injury news, accident information, medical malpractice reports, lawsuits, and other topics of interest for those who are dealing with their own North Carolina legal issues. Updated daily, our NC injury attorneys hope this blog helps readers stay connected to legislation changes and informed when it comes to significant NC court decisions.
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What is a Deposition? Overview of what a deposition is, when they are used, and what to expect when being deposed. -
How Will Your Medical Bills Get Paid After An Accident in NC Making a claim against all your insurance policies to pay a portion of your medical bills is always a good idea and should be done by the car wreck victim. -
Red Light and Fault|NC Personal Injury Attorney The driver of the other car said that you were the one who ran the red light and his light was green. What happens now? -
Social Media Can Be Bad For A Personal Injury Case If you are making a claim for injuries suffered as a result of someone else's negligence, you should immediately stop posting on social media. -
Gas-Powered Cars Aren't Leaving the Market & Here's Why Why are gas-powered cars going to stick around? Click here to find out. -
Wake County Has Most Bicycle Accidents in the Triangle The greater Raleigh-Durham area thrives with individuals and families who love the outdoors. Some folks enjoy road cycling, which comes with some risks. -
Auto Dealers Should Not Charge to Repair Recalled Products If an auto dealership tries to impose diagnostic or other fees for recalled parts, car owners should be suspicious. Recalled items are repaired at no charge. -
Back to School: Know NC Laws for Stopped School Buses Some Triangle-area schools are year-round, but the end of summer marks back-to-school time for many others. Here is how NC law addresses stopped school buses. -
Apps Reward You for Not Touching Phone While Driving Distracted driving accidents are often attributed to cell phone use. Now another new app rewards drivers who leave their phone alone while driving. -
Driving Risks With Electric Cars Electric cars and hybrid vehicles are popular choices for environmentally-conscious drivers, but as with any vehicle, there are safety concerns. -
Most Dangerous Places to Drive in North Carolina New reports show county-by-county where the most accidents occur in North Carolina. -
Bike Share Program Liabilities Bike sharing programs around the country open a potential injury risk. How is North Carolina affected? -
Safe Driving for Seniors: Leave Pets at Home A new study shows that senior citizens double their risk of a car accident if they drive with their pet in the vehicle. -
Think You're Safe Using Voice-to-Text While Driving? Study Says No Is texting while driving just as dangerous as using voice-to-text services? Voice-to-text is actually more dangerous. Here's why: -
North Carolina Bus Accidents and Liability Parents should not feel intimidated by school administration, bus companies, or insurance representatives. Our Raleigh bus accident lawyers can help. -
Faulty Car Repairs in Dunn Survivors of a North Carolina car accident may choose to repair their vehicles after an accident. What happens when they receive faulty car repairs in Dunn? -
Wake County: #1 in NC for Deer-Related Car Crashes For over a decade, Wake County has topped the lists as the top county in North Carolina for the most deer-vehicle crashes. -
Good Samaritans: What to Do If You Witness a Car Accident in NC If you witness a car accident in North Carolina you might try to help the victims. Does NC have a Good Samaritan Law? -
What You Shouldn’t Do after a Hit and Run Accident in Dunn Avoid certain actions after a hit and run accident, like chasing the at-fault driver. Make sure you understand your insurance coverage in these Dunn car crashes, too. -
Raleigh Sidewalk Plans May Prevent Pedestrian-Car Crashes Raleigh is slowly growing up the ranks of lists showcasing America’s most walkable cities, but the City of Oaks is also listed as dangerous for pedestrians.