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Overview of North Carolina Product Liability Law
Jun 16, 2018Chapter 99B of the North Carolina General Statutes establishes provisions relating to product liability claims in the Tar Heel State. North Carolina General Statute § 99B-1.1 specifically states that there is no strict liability in product liability actions. In other words, a manufacturer is not automatically liable when one of its products injures a person....
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Five Common Causes of Car Accidents in South Carolina
Jun 13, 2018While all motor vehicle accidents involve their own unique factors, many car crashes share the same causes. Many of these common causes of crashes are examples of negligence for which the negligent drivers become liable to victims for various damages, including medical expenses, lost income, and pain and suffering. Did you sustain serious injuries or...
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Five Things You Should Do After a Slip And Fall Accident in Georgia
Jun 10, 2018Incidents in which people are injured because of dangerous conditions on other people's property are commonly referred to as “slip and fall” accidents. Victims in these cases are usually entitled to damages for medical bills and lost income as well as pain and suffering. In order to give yourself the best chance of obtaining maximum...
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Five Common Kinds of Motorcycle Accidents in North Carolina
Jun 09, 2018Every accident is different, but certain types of crashes are particularly common. This is especially true with motorcycles, as a large number of motorcyclists are injured every year all over the United States due to common kinds of driver negligence. If you suffered serious injuries or your loved one was killed in a motorcycle crash...
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Understanding North Carolina’s “One Bite” Rule
Jun 06, 2018North Carolina has a so-called “one bite rule,” a phrase commonly applied to state laws that limit liability for dog owners when canines have no prior history of aggressive behavior. While the one bite rule shields some dog owners from liability for dog attacks, certain exceptions exist under which some dog owners face strict liability....
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