Each Charlotte personal injury attorney routinely fields questions from clients dealing with their Charlotte car accident or Union personal injury. Some of the most common questions include:

Charlotte personal injury and health insurance

Charlotte car accident and property damage

NC personal injury and recorded statments

Charlotte personal injury and medical release

Being involved in an automobile accident in North Carolina might be the first time an individual interacts with an insurance company. The first lesson they learn is the insurance company is not on their side.

Insurance companies make their profits by taking in premiums and not paying out claims. The laws for individuals who are injured in car wrecks or other personal injuries are extremely complex and constantly changing. Many times people unwittingly say and do things which devalue their claim because of how the insurance companies phrase their questions.

Before you speak with an insurance company talk with one of our lawyers for free. We deal with insurance companies everyday. We know how to get our clients everything the law says they are entitled to. See why we continue to earn our reputation one client at a time.

Personal Injury and Car Accident Lawyer Charlotte, North Carolina (NC)

Rosensteel Fleishman, PLLC is a Charlotte, NC based law firm whose lawyers proudly serve individuals in Charlotte, Concord, Monroe, Statesville and across North Carolina who have been injured in automobile accidents, slip and falls and other personal injuries.

Over a thousand people per week come to www.rflaw.net looking for help with their NC legal needs including car accidents, slip and falls and other negligence cases. The Lawyers and staff of Rosensteel Fleishmam, PLLC thank you and invite you to contact us with any questions on yourNC personal injury.

NC Car Accident Frequently Asked Questions

Sooner or later after a NC car accident the injured party with be contact by the insurance company. Our attorneys counsel our clients not to speak with either the negligent party's insurance or their own. The law is extremely complicated and after decades of cases full of loopholes for the insurance companies. As such, what might seem like an innocent question could be the insurance company's attempt avoid responsibility. Insurance adjusters in NC typically will request to record any and all conversations with the injured party.

QUESTION

The insurance company is calling me asking that I give them a recorded statement. Should I?

ANSWER

As a general rule of thumb our Charlotte personal injury attorneys do not allow our clients to give recorded statements to the insurance company. There is no requirement to give the insurance company a statement as to what happened during the NC car accident. The adjuster is not asking questions to help the individual. Many times they are asking questions in an attempt to get the individual to say something that will weaken or damage their claim. Questions dealing with speed, location, distance, and time are extremely relevant in determining fault and damages in a NC personal injury case. There are hundreds of NC Appellate and Supreme Court decisions dealing with each one of these elements. As such, our NC personal injury attorneys counsel people to consult with a NC personal injury lawyer prior to speaking with the insurance adjuster. Further, many times an individual's own insurance company will request a recorded statement, claiming it is required under the insurance policy. As with the liability policy this is not required as the standard NC insurance policy only requires the "cooperation" of the insured. It does not define cooperation and as such we do allow our clients to give recorded statements to their insurance company prior to filing a lawsuit.

Call (704) 714-1450 to make an appointment to speak with a Personal Injury Attorney in Charlotte, or stop by the office during regular business hours. We understand that the last thing you need to do at this time is miss a doctor's appointment or more time from work. We will schedule an appointment that meets your needs. Our lawyers handle cases for individuals across North Carolina. There is no fee for the initial consultation. Whether you call, come in the office or request a home visit you will speak directly with a NC Personal Injury Attorney who can answer your questions.