On behalf of Hunter & Everage | Nov 8, 2019 | Personal Injury
During the summer months, many people drive along I-40 to visit neighboring states or to make a full cross-country trip. While all highways can be dangerous at any time of year, ABC 11 News states that I-40 is most dangerous in North Carolina during the summer months....
On behalf of Hunter & Everage | Oct 15, 2019 | Personal Injury
Anyone who suffers a serious personal injury, car accident or job injury in North Carolina has to do more than mend their physical body. Those injured have to carefully monitor their mental health and watch for symptoms of anxiety, depression and the like. WebMD...
On behalf of Hunter & Everage | Sep 9, 2019 | Personal Injury
When an accident occurs in North Carolina, the at-fault driver often relies on their vehicle insurance to cover any damage. This can include everything from repairing a vehicle to paying for medical bills after a serious accident. While all those who drive are...
On behalf of Hunter & Everage | Aug 15, 2019 | Personal Injury
If you work construction in North Carolina or Virginia, you know that your back takes a beating as your perform your duties from day to day. So many of them require you to lift, move or otherwise maneuver heavy objects and equipment. This constant strain on your back...
On behalf of Hunter & Everage | Aug 9, 2019 | Personal Injury
Gone are the days when movie and TV actors and comedians took pratfalls to the raucous merriment of onlookers. If you suffer a slip-and-fall injury in North Carolina, you will quickly discover that these types of injuries are no laughing matter whatsoever. In fact,...
On behalf of Hunter & Everage | Jul 31, 2019 | Personal Injury
One of the most catastrophic consequences a North Carolina car accident can entail is that of your receiving a spinal cord injury that could paralyze you, confining you to a wheelchair for the remainder of your life. Depending on the location and severity of your...
On behalf of Hunter & Everage | Jun 17, 2019 | Personal Injury
Drivers in Virginia and North Carolina may consider construction zones to be a nuisance, but these work zones can be quite dangerous for both workers and vehicle operators. To keep everyone safe, drivers should understand the risks involved and follow certain safety...
On behalf of Hunter & Everage | May 31, 2019 | Personal Injury
A woman flying with her newborn child from her former residence in North Carolina to her new home in Colorado received horrible news when she reached the ground. Her husband and two of their other children, en route to Colorado by van, lost their lives in a Kentucky...
On behalf of Hunter & Everage | Jan 22, 2019 | Personal Injury
People who are hurt in a commercial truck accident may wonder who is responsible for paying for their injuries. By determining who is responsible for your accident, you can bring a civil claim against them and work to get compensation for your pain and suffering....
On behalf of Hunter & Everage | Jan 16, 2019 | Personal Injury
It only takes a minute for a car accident to severely harm you and total your vehicle. Unfortunately, receiving a fair settlement to cover your bills and long-term injuries takes considerably longer. If you were involved in a serious car accident, you might not be...
