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On the page below you will find links to documents, reports, publications and discussions regarding North Carolina legal topics provided by the accident lawyers at Brent Adams & Associates. We hope that the articles, statistics and information will help the injured North Carolina public gain a better understanding of their own legal challenges.
Have you read more about your North Carolina legal case and ready to talk to a lawyer about moving forward? Contact our accident lawyers in Raleigh, Fayetteville and Dunn for a confidential consultation today.
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Steps to Filing Bankruptcy in North Carolina Bankruptcy attorneys outline the general filing process for individuals interested in claiming Chapter 7 and 13 in North Carolina. -
Show Me Injury Lawyers in Fayetteville, NC Learn how easy it is to access our Fayetteville injury law firm. -
Using Facebook and Other Social Media During Your Personal Injury Case You may not realize how information you give out on social media may harm your personal injury case. Our North Carolina personal injury lawyers explain. -
Show Me Injury Lawyers Within 5 Miles of Raleigh Need an injury attorney close to your Raleigh home? Brent Adams & Associates has an office less than 5 miles from downtown Raleigh, only 20 minutes from RDU. -
What to Do After a Hit-and-Run in North Carolina Hit-and-run accident lawyers in Raleigh provide a list of the basic steps individuals need to take following a hit-and-run accident in North Carolina. -
Burn Injury Centers in North Carolina North Carolina personal injury lawyers provide a list of burn injury centers around the state where injured victims may receive care. -
SSDI Health Insurance | SSDI Benefits SSDI recipients may qualify for government healthcare. Medicare is automatically received after two years, but there are eligibility requirements for Medicaid. -
Garnishment of Social Security Benefits Review four events that may lead to garnishment of Social Security benefits: child support/alimony payments, civil judgment, federal taxes -
North Carolina Seat Belt Laws Have a Loophole North Carolina requires all occupants in the front seat of a vehicle to wear seat belts. By law, front seat occupants must wear seat belts for protection. -
Choosing to be a Passenger of a Drunk Driver | North Carolina Contributory Negligence Legally, why you should not get into a car with someone who has been drinking to excess: You may not recover if this driver negligently injures you. -
NC Workers' Compensation Death Benefits A discussion of the benefits available to the family of a North Carolina worker who was killed at work -
North Carolina Workers' Comp Injury: First Things to Do NC workers' compensation attorney cautions injured workers about the steps to take after an accident at work. -
NC Workers' Compensation Attorney Explains Employers Must Pay Benefits on Time NC workers' compensation attorney discusses the time requirements placed upon North Carolina employers to pay workers' compensation payments. -
Reporting a Car Accident in North Carolina Reporting a car accident is the law in North Carolina if it results in injuries, death or property damage greater than $1,000. -
How to Talk to a Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor These are the top tips North Carolina workers' compensation lawyers give injured workers for dealing with vocational rehabilitation counselors. -
North Carolina Workers' Compensation Requires Written Notice of the Accident Raleigh workers' comp lawyers explain how North Carolina laws affect injury cases. Injured workers must give notice of injury to their employer within 30 days. -
NC Workers' Compensation Attorneys Explain Statute of Limitations for Work Injuries Raleigh workers' comp lawyers discuss the statutes of limitations for injured workers with respect to notifying their employer and the NC Industrial Commission. -
NC Workers' Compensation Attorney: 10% Increase in Benefits When Employer Violates Safety Raleigh workers' comp lawyers explain how injured workers' benefits may be increased 10% when their employer is found in violation of certain safety procedures. -
National Guard Benefits | Military Reserve Benefits | VA Benefits National Guard and Reserve benefits include disability through the VA if injured while training or on active duty. Other VA benefits are available as well. -
Supplemental Security Income | Medicaid Receiving Supplemental Security Income benefits in Dunn? You also may qualify to receive Medicaid, which can help pay for healthcare coverage.