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05/29/2026

A detached tire can cause serious injuries in seconds—but determining who is responsible isn't always straightforward. Depending on the circumstances, liability may fall on the vehicle owner, a repair shop, a tire manufacturer, or another party whose negligence contributed to the tire failure. Learn more about your legal options after a tire-related accident in North Carolina:

A tire suddenly flying off a vehicle is one of the most dangerous situations drivers can face on North Carolina roads. Whether it happens on I-85 near Charlotte or a rural highway outside Gastonia, a detached tire can strike another vehicle, cause a rollover accident, or force drivers into devastati...

04/29/2026

Negligence and recklessness are not the same under North Carolina law, and that difference can have a major impact on an injury claim. While negligence often involves careless mistakes, recklessness may involve a conscious disregard for the safety of others. Price Attorneys can help you understand your rights and pursue the compensation you deserve. Learn more:

Learn the difference between negligence and recklessness under North Carolina law, including how each can affect liability, contributory negligence, and punitive damages.

04/22/2026

Video surveillance can be powerful evidence in a premises liability case, helping show exactly how an incident occurred, establish unsafe conditions, and support claims of negligence. Learn more:

If you were injured on someone else’s property, surveillance footage may play a critical role in your case. Here’s how video evidence can support your fight for compensation.

04/15/2026

E-bike accidents are becoming more common in Charlotte as their popularity grows, often due to higher speeds, limited infrastructure, and drivers misjudging how fast they travel. These crashes can lead to serious injuries and complex legal issues when determining fault and pursuing compensation. Learn more: https://priceattorneys.com/blog/the-rise-of-e-bike-accidents-in-charlotte/

04/08/2026

If you’re injured by a teen driver in North Carolina, you may still have options for compensation through insurance—and in some cases, the teen’s parents or vehicle owner may also be held responsible. Understanding how liability works in these situations can be key to protecting your claim and recovering what you’re owed. Learn more:

Accidents caused by teen drivers can get complicated in the state of North Carolina. Here’s how liability works in crashes caused by teenagers.

04/01/2026

What you post online can hurt your personal injury claim—insurance companies and defense attorneys often use social media to find evidence that contradicts your injuries or damages. Even innocent posts can be taken out of context and used against you. Learn more:

Personal injury claims can be complicated, especially in today’s age, where just about everything is posted publicly online. One thing you might not think of that can harm your case is your online presence.

03/25/2026

Charlotte’s growing traffic congestion is increasing the risk of accidents, with crowded roads leading to more rear-end crashes, sudden lane changes, and driver frustration. Staying alert and driving defensively is more important than ever as traffic continues to rise. Learn more:

Traffic accidents are a concern across the country, and Charlotte is no different. Learn how Charlotte’s growing traffic congestion is leading to more accidents and what you should do if you are injured as a result.

03/17/2026

You may still be able to file a bicycle injury claim in North Carolina, even without insurance. In many cases, compensation can come from the at-fault party’s insurance, but strict contributory negligence laws can impact your ability to recover damages. Understanding your rights is key. Learn more:

What if you’ve been injured in a bike accident because someone else was negligent? Can you file a bicycle claim without insurance in North Carolina?

03/05/2026

Daycare negligence can occur when a childcare provider fails to properly supervise children, maintain safe facilities, or follow basic safety standards. When these failures lead to a child’s injury, the daycare may be held legally responsible. Learn more about daycare negligence in North Carolina in our latest article:

Learn how daycare negligence is defined in North Carolina, common causes of daycare injuries, and what legal options families may have if a child is harmed in a childcare facility.

02/10/2026

Weather can turn roads dangerous fast — and under North Carolina law, how a crash is handled depends on road conditions, driver responsibility, and insurance requirements. Learn how weather-related car accidents are treated:

Bad weather affects roadway safety, but weather alone may not always be the true cause of a car crash. Here’s what you need to know about assigning fault in weather-related accidents.