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Commonly Asked Questions from Plaintiffs in NC Personal Injury Claims

Understanding your responsibilities as a plaintiff in a North Carolina personal injury claim is essential to ensuring that you receive the compensation that you need and deserve to cover your expenses and losses after an accidental injury. If you have a personal injury claim in North Carolina and your questions have not been answered, contact a Charlotte personal injury attorney R. Kent Brown at the Brown Moore & Associates, PLLC. He is happy to discuss the details of your claim and get you started in the right direction.

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Commonly Asked Questions from Plaintiffs in NC Personal Injury Claims

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  1. Commonly Asked Questions from Plaintiffs in NC Personal Injury Claims

  2. “ Understanding your responsibilities as a plaintiff in a North Carolina personal injury claim is essential to ensuring that you receive the compensation that you need and deserve to cover your expenses and losses after an accidental injury. There are a lot of frequently asked questions from the plaintiffs of North Carolina personal injury claims. The following are some of those questions and the answers that you’re looking for.

  3. Will I Have to Go to Court to Receive Compensation for My Personal Injury? The answer to this question is, ‘generally, no.’ You do not have to go to court to receive a fair settlement for your North Carolina personal injury claim. However, if you are unable to reach a fair settlement agreement, then it may be necessary to take the case to court.

  4. How Much Time Do I Have to File a Personal Injury Claim in North Carolina? Every state has a statute of limitations for filing a personal injury claim. This means that you have a certain amount of time to file your claim, following the injury, before forfeiting your right to do so. In North Carolina, you have three years from the date of your injury to file a personal injury claim. However, you would be wise to do so as soon as possible, to give yourself plenty of time for settlement negotiations and time to go to court if negotiations fail.

  5. Do I Need a North Carolina Personal Injury Attorney? Technically, you can pursue your North Carolina personal injury claim without a personal injury attorney, if you want to. However, it is much more difficult to do so without the expertise and guidance of experienced legal counsel. Further, you will not be taken as seriously by the defense, the courts, or the insurance companies without an attorney. Your attorney can offer a great deal of advice and assistance in gathering evidence, arguing your case, negotiating for a settlement, and representing you in court if necessary.

  6. How Can I Make Sure That I Receive Fair Compensation for My Injuries? There are many ways to improve your odds of receiving fair compensation in your North Carolina personal injury claim. For example, you can collect evidence of your injuries and losses, maintain records of your expenses and medical procedures, and get the contact information of any witnesses of the accident or incident that caused your injury.

  7. If you have a personal injury claim in North Carolina and your questions have not been answered, contact a Charlotte personal injury attorney R. Kent Brown at the Brown Moore & Associates, PLLC. He is happy to discuss the details of your claim and get you started in the right direction.

  8. Contact To Brown Moore & Associates, P.L.L.C. Address: 930 East Boulevard Charlotte, NC 28203 Phone: 704-335-1500 Website: https://www.brownmoorelaw.com/contact-us/

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