Christopher T. May Law Blog

Under North Carolina law, anyone who causes the death of an individual as the result of a wrongful act, neglect, or default may be responsible for a wrongful death.  This far-reaching definition can include death caused by an accident or by the willful—or even criminal—act of another party.

Wrongful death can be accidental or intentional

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Losing a loved one is never easy. However, when someone close to you dies needlessly as the result of the negligent or willful actions of another party, the loss can be even more painful.  In order to file a wrongful death claim in North Carolina, the personal representative must open an Estate. This can be immediate family members; however, in order to qualify, the proper paperwork with the Clerk of Court.... Read More

You may be proud of your strict adherence to every traffic law in North Carolina, but if your vehicle does not meet all legal requirements, a traffic violation can still be in your future.  While most violations do not add points to your driving record, you can face significant monetary fines and other penalties if your vehicle violates state safety and insurance requirements—whether you know them or not.

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Throughout the United States, the general definition of felony and misdemeanor crimes is that misdemeanor crimes are less serious, while felonies are major offenses, generally resulting in significant loss or damage to property, physical injury, or death to victims.  But, the exact crimes that are classified as felonies or misdemeanors—and the penalties for conviction—vary from one state to the next.... Read More

Dealing with Charlotte personal injuries that could have been avoided with the reasonable care of someone else is a situation made more painful when you have to pay out of pocket for some or all expenses.... Read More

By seeking the legal support of an experienced local personal injury attorney in Charlotte, you can often achieve a fair out-of-court settlement or jury award to help you avoid the out-of-pocket costs. Contact an experienced Charlotte injury lawyer at the Law Offices of Estwanik & May,... Read More

Reimbursement for expenses is typically pursued through settlement or through a Charlotte personal injury lawsuit. Be sure to contact an experienced personal injury law firm in Charlotte to help you avoid errors and ensure the best possible results for your case.... Read More