Asheville Car Accident Lawyer

If you were a driver, passenger, or pedestrian hit by a negligent motorist in an accident that injured you severely or if you are the surviving family member of someone who lost his or her life in an auto accident, we can help.

You may have the right to file a compensation claim in North Carolina for your physical, financial, and emotional harm. An Asheville car accident lawyer will help you in your time of need.

We are Farmer & Morris Law, PLLC. Our legal team is ready to provide responsive legal care to help you pursue compensation. Call us for a free consultation now at (828) 286-3866.

Fighting for the Rights of Car Accident Injury Victims

Our goal for every car wreck injury claim is obtaining equitable compensation for your losses. We accomplish this objective by investigating your case thoroughly and demanding a just financial award.

You do not have to accept a low-ball offer from an insurance company. Farmer & Morris Law, PLLC will investigate your accident and negotiate a settlement (or aggressively litigate in civil court if discussions are unproductive).

Farmer & Morris Law, PLLC handles the following types of car accident cases:

• Head-on, rear-end, and side-impact collisions
• Hit-and-run accidents
• Distracted driving accidents
• Intoxicated driving accidents
• Accidents with government vehicles
• Malfunctioning motor vehicles
• Poorly maintained roadways
• Accidents caused by uninsured drivers
• Fatal accidents
• And more

At Farmer & Morris Law, PLLC, a lawyer will handle your case with personalized service from start to finish. Our legal team will answer your questions promptly in a manner that is easy to understand.

Speak With Us at No Cost

We design our legal service with your needs in mind. Call Farmer & Morris Law, PLLC now for your free case evaluation at (828) 286-3866. Our legal team does not earn our fees unless we win your case. That is our promise to you.

For a legal consultation with a car accidents lawyer serving Asheville, call 828.286.3866

Your Case May Be Worth More Than What the Insurance Company Offers

Insurance companies representing the negligent party are powerful corporations that may try to put profits over people. Their goal is to pay victims as little as they possibly can. So, insurance carriers may attempt to offer a low settlement amount with victims early in their cases.

Unfortunately, this point may occur before you fully comprehend the scope and depth of your losses and future outlook. If an insurance adjuster contacts you, you do not have to admit blame.

If you hire an Asheville car accident lawyer, they will handle these negotiations on your behalf. Doing so allows you to concentrate on your total health and well-being. Farmer & Morris Law, PLLC will evaluate the insurance company’s offer to determine if we can obtain additional compensation for the following losses:

• Medical expenses
• Future healthcare costs
• Lost wages and future earnings
• Pain and suffering
• Mental anguish
• Wrongful death benefits
• Punitive damages
• And more

If a car wreck causes loss of life, the personal representative of the deceased may file a wrongful death claim. While money does not bring your loved one back to life, it does hold at-fault parties liable for their actions.

Wrongful death claims allow you to seek restitution for the emotional and financial injuries you suffered—including mental anguish, loss of companionship, funeral/burial expenses, and more. Farmer & Morris Law, PLLC will pursue compensation for these losses while providing empathetic and compassionate understanding.

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There Are Civil Deadlines That Can Affect Your Case

Car accident injury victims and surviving family members have a time limit to file a lawsuit against negligent parties in North Carolina. This cutoff date is also known as the statute of limitations. When this date passes, you may not recover compensation for harm sustained. There are few exclusions to this rule.

In general, the North Carolina statute of limitations for personal injury claims is three years from the date of your injury under G.S. § 1-52. In fatal accidents, surviving family members generally have up to two years to file.

However, the deadlines may change depending on specific circumstances, such as matters involving minor-aged victims and claims against the government. Due to these variations, anyone with a claim may want to obtain a free case evaluation to establish what time limits apply.

You do not have to let negligent parties get away with what they have done. It never hurts to inquire about your legal rights.

Determining Fault in Your Car Accident Injury Claim

An investigation of your crash is necessary to determine who is at fault. While the driver is typically the negligent party, the liability may also include less-obvious individuals, such as manufacturers and municipalities.

Farmer & Morris Law, PLLC will thoroughly investigate your claim while preserving evidence as we discover it. You do not have to fight your personal injury or wrongful death case alone when you hire our legal team.

You Have Options if the At-Fault Driver Blames You

North Carolina is one of just a very few states to follow the rule of contributory negligence in personal injury cases. Under the contributory negligence doctrine, you cannot collect a civil award from an accident if you are in any way responsible for causing it.

Due to this harsh standard, working with a lawyer becomes even more vital. We have the knowledge to fight back against accusations and will stand by your side throughout the entire claims process.

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We Serve Victims and Families Across the Carolinas

An Asheville car accident lawyer at Farmer & Morris Law, PLLC will proudly serve car wreck injury victims or surviving family members. If you have questions or want help regarding your car accident injury claim, call (828) 286-3866 for a free consultation.

The North Carolina Department of Insurance (NCDOI) states that “Automobile Liability coverage [is to] be continuously maintained” for all drivers in the state. If either you or the liable party does not have insurance, we can discuss whether you have other options available to you.

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