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Posted by Carl Nagle | Feb 6th, 2023 |

How Are Truck Accidents Different from Car Accidents?

How are truck accidents different from car accidents? For starters, there are often more catastrophic injuries for occupants of passenger vehicles involved in truck crashes.  Commercial trucks typically weigh 50,000 to 80,000 pounds – 10-20 times the weight of most cars, pickup trucks, and SUVs.  Drivers struck by large trucks truly face mortal danger.  Beyond…



Posted by Carl Nagle | Jan 23rd, 2023 |

Should I Get a Dash Cam in My Vehicle?

Law enforcement agencies have been using dashboard cameras for years. As technology evolves, these devices are becoming popular for civilian use. Should you get a dash cam for your vehicle? This question has both pros and cons. Dash cam footage can work for or against you, when facing the consequences of a traffic accident. This…


Posted by Carl Nagle | Jan 16th, 2023 |

What Are North Carolina’s Distracted Driving Laws?

Did you know North Carolina sees nearly five times more distracted driving accidents than drunk driving accidents? No wonder some call driving while distracted (DWD) the new DWI. Being a distracted driver is not only dangerous but also potentially illegal. However, the regulations on distracted driving vary from state to state.   What Is Distracted Driving?…


Posted by Carl Nagle | Jan 9th, 2023 |

Should I Get a Lawyer for a Car Crash That Is Not My Fault?

Do you need a lawyer if you’ve been injured in a car accident in North Carolina that wasn’t your fault? Why pay legal fees on top of your car repair and medical expenses, when you can personally deal with the adjusters? While you don’t have to hire a North Carolina car crash attorney, it’s usually…




Posted by Carl Nagle | Dec 19th, 2022 |

What Happens When Someone Hits You Without Insurance in North Carolina?

When another driver causes an accident that results in injuries or property damage, the “normal” thing to do is exchange insurance information and follow up with the at-fault driver’s insurance company to seek payment for your vehicle damage and personal injury claims. What happens, however, when the other driver doesn’t have insurance? Can you still…


Posted by Carl Nagle | Nov 11th, 2022 |

How Trucking Safety Regulations May Affect Your Case in North Carolina

Trucking is a major industry in the United States, transporting goods nationwide quickly. However, large vehicles can cause accidents that result in severe injuries, significant property damage, and even death for those involved.  Trucking Rules, Regulations, and Requirements In the trucking industry, numerous rules and regulations exist to ensure safety and minimize accident damage while…


Posted by Carl Nagle | Nov 4th, 2022 |

What Happens if an Uber or Lyft Driver Hits My Car in North Carolina?

Any car accident can be scary and confusing, but accidents involving rideshare drivers are much more complicated than those involving private drivers. Many wonder, “What happens if an Uber or Lyft driver hit my car in North Carolina?” This short guide will help you understand your legal options and next steps following a rideshare-related incident….