Is there a statute of limitations on medical debt in North Carolina?
No, the statute of limitations in North Carolina is three years for breach of contract or "unjust enrichment." Just because the provider may have...
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No, the statute of limitations in North Carolina is three years for breach of contract or "unjust enrichment." Just because the provider may have...
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As the previous lawyer indicated, these calls may violate the Telephone Consumer Protection Act. If they do, federal law allows for recovery of...
I agree with the attorneys below. But, I would also note that most attorneys needs time to get a case prepared for filing a complaint. Also, it's...
I would recommend contacting an attorney. A debt collector isn't likely to do much good. A contingency fee would be best if you don't have the...
This is a complicated issue, but under North Carolina law there are caps on medical provider liens. If $1,500.00 was the amount recovered, your...
It's possible, but I wouldn't recommend discussing any more of the facts on this forum. I think your best bet is to contact an experienced...
Their conduct, especially if they report it to a credit reporting agency, could constitute a debt collection violation. I would recommend...
After an automobile accident caused by a negligent driver, the injured parties, whether passengers or drivers, are entitled to medical expenses,...
Typically in North Carolina you do not have to respond in writing. You need to appear at the hearing prepared to argue the Motion. I would...
I agree with Mr. McCabe. You might want to ask your insurance company what they've actually offered. It may be that they have attempted to "low...