Document Library
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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Disputing a Green/Green light intersection car accident What happens if the other driver places the blame of running a red light on you, how the matter is resolved. -
North Carolina Graduated License Laws There are special laws for North Carolina drivers aged 16 to 18. Learn about the graduated license law and how to keep yourself or your child safe on the road. -
Protect Your Recovery After a Rideshare Accident The steps you take after an Uber or Lyft accident are important to your legal and financial recovery. Learn what to do after a rideshare crash here. -
How a Significant Car Accident Can Make You Go Broke Some people say that the fastest way to go broke in America is to cause a significant motor vehicle collision and not be adequately insured. Find out how. -
North Carolina Drunk Driving Laws Drunk driving accidents are different from other types of North Carolina car crashes. Find out more about these differences and what they mean for you here. -
Out-of-Court Settlement Options in North Carolina Mediation and arbitration methods are different. Today, Brent Adams and another lawyer from his firm visit WIDU radio to discuss these options. -
Car Accident Attorneys on Fayetteville Radio Discuss Out-of-Court Settlement Options Car accident attorneys appear on WIDU radio and discuss mediation and arbitration processes in North Carolina. -
Steps to Take Immediately After a North Carolina Collision Attorney Sarah Norris and paralegal Monica Williams are guests on Fayetteville's WIDU 1600AM's "Making the Law Work for You" and discuss car accident cases. -
Legal Podcast: First Steps After an NC Vehicle Accident Brent Adams Radio Show August 4, 2015 about the immediate steps to take in the moments, days, and weeks after a vehicle accident in North Carolina. -
Dealers that Deny Recalled Part Replacement for Free Some dealers could refuse to replace or repair recalled auto parts for free, instead they will try to charge the vehicle owner. Learn about consumer rights. -
Insurance and Registration Requirements for Mopeds in NC North Carolina law addressing mopeds changed in July 2015 and July 2016, starting new insurance and registration requirements for moped operators. -
Insurance and Single-Vehicle Accidents Car collisions don't always occur with another vehicle. Sometimes drivers hit animals, trees, buildings, or other structures. -
Camera Recordings in Car Accident Evidence Some red light cameras and speed cameras offer strong evidence for car accident cases. -
Check Vehicle Recalls Regularly Brent Adams & Associates encourage friends and family to regularly check their VIN on federal recall sites to learn about recalls unique to their cars. -
Car-to-Car Communications and Car Accidents The federal government is working toward regulating a future with cars that communicate with each other. Learn how car accidents may be different in the future. -
Valuing North Carolina Injury Cases North Carolina accident victims want to know: How much is my case worth? Attorney Brent Adams offers a series of videos explaining case valuation. -
Show Me Injury Lawyers in Fayetteville, NC Learn how easy it is to access our Fayetteville injury law firm. -
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. -
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.