What Types of Compensation Can I Pursue After a North Carolina Car Accident?

At Dewey, Ramsay & Hunt, P.C., our Charlotte car accident attorneys explain to each of our clients that his or her North Carolina personal injury claim is unique to their individual circumstances.

That is why our Mecklenburg County personal injury lawyers provide customized legal strategies to help each client pursue the maximum financial outcome for their unique injury needs.

What Types of Compensation Can I Pursue After Being Injured in a North Carolina Car Accident?

The extent of your car accident injuries is going to dictate the types of financial recovery you can pursue.

The value of your case is calculated using multiple factors, including how your injuries have impacted your daily activities and overall quality of life.

Other forms of financial compensation may include:

• Property damage
• Current and future medical care needs
• Lost wages and diminished working capacity
• Temporary or permanent disability
• Pain and suffering

If you have been hurt in a car accident in North Carolina, contact our experienced personal injury attorneys in Charlotte today to schedule a free consultation.

What Types of Compensation Can I Pursue After Losing a Loved One in a North Carolina Car Accident?

If you have lost a loved one to the negligent actions or inaction of another person, multiple parties, or a company or organization, you may be entitled to pursue a wrongful death claim.

The personal representative of the deceased person’s estate is the only person who is eligible to file a wrongful death claim in North Carolina. This individual is often outlined in the will.

Without a will, the court will appoint a representative, which is often the spouse, parents, or adult children of the deceased.

Wrongful death claims allow eligible family members to pursue financial compensation for:

• Medical expenses resulting from the injury or illness that caused their death
• Pain and suffering he or she experienced before their death
• Reasonable funeral and burial expenses
• Loss of the deceased person’s income
• Loss of the deceased person’s protection, services, care, and assistance
• Loss of companionship, guidance, comfort, and advice

If you have lost a loved one to negligence in North Carolina, contact our compassionate wrongful death attorneys in Charlotte today to discuss your full financial recovery needs.

Contact Our Charlotte Personal Injury Attorneys at Dewey, Ramsay & Hunt Today

At Dewey, Ramsay & Hunt, our personal injury attorneys in Charlotte provide free consultations by calling 704-377-3737 or contacting us online.

We provide unique legal services tailored to fit each client’s needs and do not get paid unless you do.

Your Injury, Our Fight. How can we help you take a stand?

Because every case is different, the description of awards and cases previously managed by our law firm does not guarantee a similar outcome in current or future cases.