Personal Injury

What to Do After a Road Rage Accident in North Carolina

September 2, 2026 | AS Personal Injury Lawyers

What to Do if You are The Victim of a Road Rage Accident

Our roads are filled with traffic and will only get more crowded over time. With more vehicles on the road, it is inevitable that drivers become irritated and angry. Angry drivers can become so frustrated that they take action against other drivers on the road. These road rage incidents are becoming more common and more dangerous. Accidents due to road rage occur from time to time, and in some cases, the driver actually harms someone else. What is road rage and what can we do if we were hurt in a road rage incident?

What is Road Rage?

Should You Call the Police After a Car Accident in North Carolina?

August 26, 2026 | AS Personal Injury Lawyers

Accidents happen quite frequently, and thankfully, most of these crashes are just minor fender benders. Many people wonder whether they should call the police after an accident, especially if it just seems minor. The police typically respond to major accidents and to minor accidents upon request. It is often advisable for anyone involved in a vehicle accident to contact the police.

When Does the Law Require a Crash Report?

North Carolina law states that reportable vehicle accidents require a report. Drivers have a responsibility to report all vehicle accidents except very minor incidents. A driver must report any accident in which anyone suffered an injury or fatality, as well as any accident with more than $1,000 in property damages. A driver should call the police, who will file a report of the accident. If the police were not called at the time of the crash, you should contact the non-emergency police number to determine how to proceed.

Do I Have a Valid Personal Injury Case?

July 8, 2026 | AS Personal Injury Lawyers

Accidents happen very quickly, but in that instant, your whole life may change. When someone gets hurt in an accident, they often assume that their expenses will be paid by the insurance company. In reality, it isn’t always that easy. Insurance companies scrutinize claims very closely and often either provide compensation that is low or deny a claim completely. If you or a loved one was hurt in an accident, you need to understand whether you have a valid personal injury case and how to proceed with your claim.

Who is at Fault for the Accident?

The person or persons who are at fault for the accident should be held accountable. In order to file a lawsuit, you must first determine who is responsible. Generally, insurance companies review the details of the accident to ascribe fault to each party that was involved. Follow the guidelines provided by the North Carolina Department of Insurance. You will want to make certain to call the police to file a report and gather as much information about the accident as possible. Photos, videos, and witnesses, among other things, are important aspects of proving fault in a personal injury case.

Contributory Negligence in Personal Injury Claims in North Carolina

May 6, 2026 | AS Personal Injury Lawyers

Contributory Negligence in Personal Injury Claims in North Carolina

Accidents happen quite often, and while most of the time they are minor, sometimes they may be severe. When an accident occurs, the negligent party will be held responsible for the resulting damages. Damages could include medical costs, lost wages, and money for pain and suffering, among others. North Carolina law only allows a party to collect compensation for damages as long as the other party is 100% responsible for the accident. You will want to understand this rule, called contributory negligence, to find out if you can get money for your injuries.

What is Contributory Negligence?

Collecting Compensation for Personal Injuries After an Accident

April 22, 2026 | AS Personal Injury Lawyers

Collecting Compensation for Personal Injuries After an Accident

Thousands of people a year are injured due to accidents that are not their fault. In North Carolina, you may collect damages from a negligent party as long as you were not negligent yourself. After a serious accident you are likely facing not only emotional stress but also financial worries. The costs associated with injury treatment, rehabilitation, and recovery can be immense. The negligent party should be required to pay for your damages. There are various damages that you may be owed for your injuries.

Compensatory Damages

Don’t Make These Common Mistakes in a Personal Injury Claim

April 15, 2026 | AS Personal Injury Lawyers

Don’t Make These Common Mistakes in a Personal Injury Claim

Accidents happen in a matter of seconds, yet they can have a lifelong impact on victims. Physical and emotional trauma can take a toll on you and your family following a serious injury. The costs associated with a serious injury can be extremely high. The negligent party should be held responsible for your damages. Immediately after an accident, you will want to know what to do to help ensure that you will get the compensation you deserve for your injuries.

Waiting Too Long to Seek Medical Treatment

What is Pain and Suffering, and How is it Calculated?

April 1, 2026 | AS Personal Injury Lawyers

What is Pain and Suffering, and How is it Calculated?

If you or someone you love was hurt in an accident, you may suffer financial, physical, and emotional damages. In North Carolina, you are allowed to request damages you suffered in an accident that wasn’t your fault. There are both economic and non-economic damages that you incur as a result of an injury. Many people wonder whether they may be able to collect compensation for pain and suffering, and if so, how much money they are owed.

What is Pain and Suffering?

Physical Impairment in Personal Injury Claims

January 22, 2026 | AS Personal Injury Lawyers

Physical Impairment in Personal Injury Claims

Accidents happen quickly and without warning but they can leave victims with lasting injuries. Some injuries heal while others may be lifelong. There are high costs associated with the medical treatment of physical impairments. These costs should not be owed by the victim but instead the negligent party that caused the injuries should be held responsible. A knowledgeable personal injury attorney will help you get the compensation you deserve for physical impairments caused by someone’s negligence.

Understanding Physical Impairment

What Happens When a Cosmetic Procedure Goes Wrong?

January 14, 2026 | AS Personal Injury Lawyers

What Happens When a Cosmetic Procedure Goes Wrong?

People have an increased interest in cosmetic surgery. It is estimated that more than 1.6 million people a year in the United States undergo cosmetic procedures. There is a big interest in the use of various options to change or improve one’s appearance. Whether to fix a perceived issue or simply wanting to appear younger, there are many procedures that are now readily available. However, as with any medical process, cosmetic procedures can go wrong. In some cases, the procedure can actually cause serious harm or even in rare instances, death.

Types of Cosmetic Procedures

What to Do if You Are Paralyzed After an Accident

December 31, 2025 | AS Personal Injury Lawyers

What to Do if You Are Paralyzed After an Accident

A serious accident can have alarming physical consequences. Injuries may range in severity from mild to life-threatening. In some cases, an accident can cause long-term injuries such as paralysis. Paralysis is one of the most devastating diagnoses that you may receive. If you or a loved one suffered paralysis as a result of an accident, you may wonder what to do. A knowledgeable personal injury attorney will help guide you through the process.

What is Paralysis?