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What should I do after a car wreck in North Carolina?
An auto wreck can change the lives of all those involved. Between serious injuries, property damage and increased …
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How Do I Find The Right Criminal Defense Lawyer in North Carolina?
When facing criminal charges and seeking defense representation, an individual will first want the lawyer to be …
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I’ve been selected for an IRS tax audit in North Carolina. What happens now?
No matter how meticulous a taxpayer is in sorting out the details of filing their taxes, getting selected for an …
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What If I’m Arrested For DUI On Fort Bragg in North Carolina?
You face everything a civilian does when arrested for DUI: driver’s license suspension or revocation, a …
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What is a First Degree Sex Offense in North Carolina?
There are generally two types of first degree sex offense. A first degree forcible sex offense is when a person …
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How Do I Get A Felony Dropped Or Reduced To A Misdemeanor In North Carolina?
The answer is hire the best criminal defense lawyer you can find. And while that might sound like sarcasm, this …
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Should I hire an attorney for a wrongful death case in North Carolina?
If you have experienced the loss of a loved one, and you feel it was caused by the misconduct or negligence of …
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Can I sue if I am attacked by a dog in North Carolina?
The simple answer is yes. North Carolina holds the dog owner liable in the case of dog bites due to his …
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Do I need a lawyer after a car wreck in North Carolina?
After a car wreck, or any other vehicular accident, including trucks or motorcycles, seek medical attention. …
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Can I sue for malpractice in North Carolina?
If the negligence of a health care provider or health care professional causes significant damage, permanent …
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