Greensboro, NC
Litigation Lawyer at Greensboro, NC
Practice Areas: Litigation, Personal Injury ... +2 more
Driver A violated NCGS 20-166 (pasted at the end). "Crash" in that statute is defined as :Any event that results in injury or property damage...
You need to have the easement reviewed by a lawyer. The language of the easement will govern as you your relationship with the adjoining property...
You don't mention any injuries. If no one was hurt, there is no claim to be made.
Read rule 56 of the North Carolina Rules of Civil Procedure. If there is no material question of fact the court can summary judgment in favor ...
If you are concerned about the headache, seek medical attention. A headache, even a severe one, assuming no permanent injury, is not nearly enough...
The Court cannot hear the case or enter judgment until the defendant is properly served with the summons and complaint. The unfortunate reality is...
No you should not ignore it. Yes they can sue you. You don't seem to dispute that you hit the car while drunk, so if they do sue you, you will...
Not sure what your question is. The state is not going to finance the purchase. Go to your bank or credit union.
No. Almost getting injured is not getting injured. No damages equals no claim.
If you get sick go to the doctor and save the tea to be tested. If you don't get sick just throw the rest away and move on. No injury means no...