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Water Safety in North Carolina

May 20, 2026 | AS Personal Injury Lawyers

Water Safety in North Carolina

North Carolina has a multitude of water activities and sports available to residents and visitors. We have rivers, lakes, and the ocean, with beaches and pools, for swimming, boating, and other water recreational activities. Although the water is fun for all ages, it can also be dangerous. In an effort to prevent drownings and water-related injuries, North Carolina Governor Stein proclaimed May National Water Safety Month. There are different types of dangers for various water activities.

Pools and Water Parks

Truck Accident Leaves 11 People Injured in Goldsboro

May 13, 2026 | AS Personal Injury Lawyers

Truck Accident Leaves 11 People Injured in Goldsboro

A serious truck crash left 11 people injured, two of them seriously. The crash occurred in the eastbound lanes of US 70 near North Oak Forest Road in East Goldsboro, North Carolina. The crash involved five vehicles, including an 18-wheeler. Two of the most seriously hurt victims were airlifted to the hospital, while others were transported by ambulance. Police closed the eastbound lanes of US 70 near the accident for about five hours while they investigated and cleared the scene.

What Caused the Crash?

Study Finds Summer Accidents Continue to Rise for Teen Drivers

April 29, 2026 | AS Personal Injury Lawyers

Study Finds Summer Accidents Continue to Rise for Teen Drivers

Summer is supposed to be a fun time, especially for teens who are not in school. The warm months bring lots of outdoor activities, and teens are taking to the roads to learn and practice their driving skills. Unfortunately, summer also brings more traffic-related deaths than other seasons of the year. Teens are involved in a proportionately larger number of serious accidents during the summer months.

Summer is Deadly for Teen Drivers

What Makes Jackknife Truck Accidents So Dangerous?

March 25, 2026 | AS Personal Injury Lawyers

What Makes Jackknife Truck Accidents So Dangerous?

As drivers, we share the roads with many other vehicles, including large commercial trucks. Semi-trucks are a necessity for delivering goods and products across the country. At the same time, trucks can be dangerous. According to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), more than 172,000 large-truck accidents occurred in the United States in 2024. Those accidents resulted in almost 5,000 fatalities. Accidents with large trucks can be serious. One of the most common causes or contributors to truck accidents is jackknifing.

What is Jackknifing?

Rear-End Collision Injuries

February 18, 2026 | AS Personal Injury Lawyers

Rear-End Collision Injuries

Rear-end collisions are the most common type of accident in the United States. Unfortunately, rear-end crashes may also cause some of the most serious injuries. Even collisions that occur at low speeds can result in devastating consequences. Often, the driver of the vehicle that crashes from behind is at fault for the crash. If you suffer severe injuries due to a rear-end crash that is not your fault, you may be entitled to compensation. Speak to an experienced attorney to help you seek money for your damages.

Common Injuries Caused by Rear-End Accidents

Teen Driver Safety

February 4, 2026 | AS Personal Injury Lawyers

Teen Driver Safety

There are more than 217,000 teen drivers in North Carolina, with about 150,000 new teen drivers obtaining their learner permit each year. Teenage drivers have less experience than other drivers and may be involved in accidents. In 2024, there were 12,366 accidents involving teen drivers in North Carolina. Of these, there were 2,327 injuries and 32 fatalities reported. Teen driver safety is a concern for everyone. There are some important things to know about teen driver safety in North Carolina.

Are Teenage Drivers More Dangerous?

How to Prove Fault After a Car Accident at an Intersection

January 28, 2026 | AS Personal Injury Lawyers

How to Prove Fault After a Car Accident at an Intersection

Car accidents can be incredibly stressful, especially when they occur at busy intersections. In North Carolina, establishing fault in these cases is crucial to ensuring victims receive the compensation they deserve. If you find yourself involved in an intersection accident, understanding how to prove fault will help you pursue compensation to cover your damages.

Understanding the Basics of Fault in North Carolina

Factors That Cause or Contribute to Vehicle Accidents

January 7, 2026 | AS Personal Injury Lawyers

Factors That Cause or Contribute to Vehicle Accidents

Vehicle accidents happen frequently. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), on average, there are about 16,822 car crashes every day in the United States, based on data from 2023. Most drivers will likely be involved in an accident at some time in their lives. While most accidents are minor, some are more serious and may result in severe injuries or fatalities. There are various factors that cause or contribute to vehicle accidents.

Main Causes of Vehicle Crashes

Multi-Vehicle Crash Sends Two to Hospital in West Charlotte

December 24, 2025 | AS Personal Injury Lawyers

Multi-Vehicle Crash Sends Two to Hospital in West Charlotte

A serious crash involving multiple vehicles occurred in West Charlotte. The accident happened in the early morning near Sam Wilson Road and Bedford Road, resulting in significant backups. The wreck sent two people to the hospital, one with life-threatening injuries. At least one of the vehicles appears to have sustained extreme damage. Emergency crews arrived very quickly and apparently helped extricate at least one of the injured people. According to reports, Medic transported the person with life-threatening injuries to Atrium CMC.

What Caused the Accident?

What NOT to Do After a Car Accident Around the Holidays

December 16, 2025 | AS Personal Injury Lawyers

Most People Mess This Up After a Car Crash

December is one of the worst months for car accidents. Between holiday travel, bad weather, shorter daylight hours, and distracted drivers, crashes spike across North and South Carolina this time of year. Unfortunately, many people unintentionally damage their own injury claim in the hours and days after a wreck often before they even realize they’re hurt. What you do (or don’t do) in the first 24–48 hours after a car accident can make or break your case. Below are the most common mistakes we see and why they matter so much in North Carolina.

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