On behalf of of Brannen & Walker, Attorneys at Law posted in car accidents on Friday, February 23, 2018.
During the last month or two of pregnancy, a mother is likely taking her time to get everything ready. The last thing on her mind is that the baby will arrive much sooner than expected. However, a woman cannot always be in control of this, especially in an emergency situation that is extremely unexpected, such as an automobile accident.
On behalf of Brannen & Walker, Attorneys at Law posted in car accidents on Thursday, November 23, 2017.
Driving a vehicle is part of many of our routines. A motor vehicle helps us get to work, school, stores and other destinations. While the resourcefulness of automobiles is very evident, the risks and dangers they present are equally clear. Distracted driving, reckless driving and drunk driving are growing concerns on the roadways. They are also the culprits for many serious automobile collisions occurring on roadways in North Carolina and other states across the nation.
On behalf of Brannen & Walker, Attorneys at Law posted in car accidents on Thursday, October 12, 2017.
Car accidents can be the source of many injuries. While some of these are found to be relatively minor, others could impact an accident victim for the rest of his or her life. With regards to brain injuries, victims could face many challenges, even temporary or permanent disabilities. Thus, it is important for accident victims who have suffered a brain injury understand their situation and how best to navigate them.
On behalf of Brannen & Walker, Attorneys at Law posted in car accidents on Friday, September 22, 2017.
In North Carolina, most residents rely on motor vehicles to get around. While these can be effective forms of transportation, vehicles are also the source of numerous automobile collisions each year. Although it seems like a routine activity, driving a vehicle requires constant attention and safe driving skills. If a motorist is distracted or driving recklessly, this could be the result of a severe crash.