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Articles Written by R. Bradley Van Laningham

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Vehicle Accidents

Does Health Insurance Cover Car Accidents?

After a car accident, medical bills can quickly become overwhelming while liability claims take time to resolve. In North Carolina, the at-fault driver is responsible, but their insurance typically pays later through a settlement. In the meantime, your health insurance is usually the primary way to cover immediate treatment costs. Optional MedPay coverage can help with out-of-pocket expenses like deductibles and co-pays. If you lack insurance, options such as Medicaid or payment plans may provide temporary relief.

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Vehicle Accidents

Who Is Liable In a Truck Accident?

Truck accident liability may extend beyond the driver to trucking companies, cargo loaders, maintenance providers, manufacturers, and other third parties involved in the crash.

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Nighttime urban traffic seen through a rain-streaked windshield, with several cars stopped closely together and bright red brake lights glowing and reflecting off wet surfaces, creating blurred light trails and a moody, congested city atmosphere.
Vehicle Accidents

How to Tell Who Hit Whom In a Car Accident

Determining who hit whom after a motor vehicle accident is rarely as simple as it seems. Physical evidence, traffic laws, eyewitness accounts, and police reports all factor into the assessment, but none alone tells the full story. In North Carolina, even a small claim of shared fault can prevent recovery, making it crucial to get the facts right from the start.

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Vehicle Accidents

Is It Worth Getting A Car Accident Lawyer in Greensboro?

Car accident attorneys don’t just handle paperwork; they provide expertise and resources that can make a meaningful difference in the outcome of your case. As mentioned earlier, an insurance industry study found that people with lawyers recovered, on average, 3 ½ times MORE than people without lawyers.

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Vehicle Accidents

How To Take Pictures After a Car Crash in North Carolina

If you have injuries that are visible, it’s very important to take photos (bruises, cuts, road rash, burns, surgical scars, etc.) You want to be able to show the full extent of your injuries following the collision, so don’t wait to start taking photos.

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Personal Injury

How Much Is a Scar Worth?

How much is your scar worth? This depends on several things. Various factors such as the size of the scar, the location of the scar, coloring of the scar, the age of the injured person and sometimes the sex of the injured person will be taken into consideration by an insurance company or a jury.

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