North Carolina Legal News

Are you up to speed with the newest legal cases in North Carolina – and the outcomes of lawsuits similar to yours across the state? With our North Carolina legal news page we collect and summarize the personal injury and law stories that are important to our clients and potential clients, including NC accident news, NC workers' compensation news, NC Social Security news and NC nursing home news.

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Government Shutdown: What Happened Find out why there was a three-day government shut down by clicking here.
Winston-Salem Company Now Under Investigation Want to know why a closed Winston-Salem Company is under state investigation? Click here to find out more information.
Hurricane Matthew: What to do Next If you have experienced losses from hurricane Matthew, click here to find helpful tips about what to do next.
Insurance Dispute over Murdered Man's Life Insurance A murdered man's wife is now in a legal battle with his life insurance companies. Click here to find out why.
Tornado Damage in Carteret County A few days after the official start of a summer, a tornado struck down in Carteret County, North Carolina. Learn what to do if you experienced storm damage.
Federal Changes to Arbitration-Only Clauses Financial companies commonly have terms the account owner agrees to that forfeit the consumer's right to pursue litigation, this is an arbitration-only clause.
Why North Carolina Has 5th Lowest Auto Insurance Rates in the US NC insurance dispute attorneys help policy holders receive full benefits outlined in their policy. NC is one of the most affordable states for car insurance.
New Law States Insurance Must Cover Mental Illnesses Equally A new law takes effect in North Carolina on July 1, 2008, which provides that insurance companies must provide equal coverage to patients with mental illnesses.
Insurance Giant AIG Settles $18 million Injury Case With Raleigh Man After a company truck hit Mark Pellegrin in a parking lot of New Years Eve 2005, his father has been fighting major insurance company AIG to pay for his son's daily care. The settlement is one of the largest in North Carolina history.
UnitedHealthcare Agrees to $800k Settlement in North Carolina for Insurance Violations UnitedHealthcare will pay fines totaling $786,656 in response to a number of alleged state regulation violations. These issues are related to the way that United Health processes claims, handled customer complaints, and other business matters.
North Carolina Struggles to Insure Its Children Through Federal Health Choice Program The North Carolina state House and Senate are squabbling over Health Choice, a federal health insurance program that provides children with coverage whose parents make $42,400 or less each year.