What to Do If Your Child Was Bitten by a Dog in North Carolina
A dog bite can be terrifying—especially when it happens to a child. In North Carolina, dog owners can be held responsible for attacks that injure children, whether it’s in a public park, a neighbor’s yard, or while trick-or-treating. At Burt’s Law, PLLC, we help families navigate the trauma, medical bills, and legal aftermath of a […]
Was a Bar or Restaurant Negligent for Overserving a Drunk Driver in NC?
If you were injured by a drunk driver in North Carolina, you might be surprised to learn you could also sue the bar or restaurant that overserved them. North Carolina has a Dram Shop Law, which holds alcohol-serving businesses liable if they sell alcohol to someone visibly intoxicated who then causes harm. At Burt’s Law, […]
Injured at a Horseback Riding Facility in North Carolina? Here’s What You Should Know
Horseback riding is a popular activity across North Carolina, from scenic trail rides to training lessons at local barns. But when stables fail to put safety first, riders—especially children and beginners—can suffer serious, even life-threatening injuries. If you or a loved one was hurt while riding a horse at a stable, trail ride, or equestrian […]
Burned by Hot Coffee at a Drive-Thru in North Carolina? You May Have a Case
If a hot coffee or tea spilled on you at a drive-thru and caused serious burns, you’re not alone—and you may be entitled to compensation. At Burt’s Law, PLLC, we represent people across North Carolina who have suffered burn injuries due to negligent food and beverage service at places like Starbucks, McDonald’s, Dunkin’, and other […]
Can I Sue If a Police Chase Caused My Car Accident in North Carolina?
When police are in hot pursuit, things can get dangerous—not just for the suspect, but for innocent bystanders. If you were injured in a car accident caused by a police chase in North Carolina, you may have the right to sue for compensation. At Burt’s Law, PLLC, we represent people harmed in high-speed collisions, including […]
Can I Sue If a Dog Chased Me Into Traffic in North Carolina?
Most people think of dog bites when it comes to lawsuits—but what if a dog caused your injury without ever touching you? In North Carolina, if a dog chased you into traffic, caused you to trip and fall, or led to any other injury due to aggressive or uncontrolled behavior, the dog’s owner may be […]
Suing for Emotional Distress After a Car Accident in North Carolina
Car accidents don’t just cause physical injuries—they can leave deep emotional scars. If you’ve experienced anxiety, PTSD, or ongoing emotional distress after a crash in North Carolina, you may have the right to seek compensation for your mental suffering. At Burt’s Law, PLLC, we help car crash victims recover not just for what’s visible—but for […]
Hurt in a Slip and Fall at a North Carolina Car Wash? Here’s What to Do
Slippery floors and puddles are common at car washes—but that doesn’t mean they’re excused from keeping customers safe. If you slipped, fell, and were injured at a car wash in North Carolina, you may be entitled to compensation under premises liability law. At Burt’s Law, PLLC, we help injured customers hold negligent businesses accountable when […]
Injured While Filming or Streaming on Public Property in North Carolina? Know Your Rights
In the age of social media, people are constantly filming, streaming, or taking photos in public spaces. But if you were injured while filming or livestreaming on public property in North Carolina—whether from a fall, faulty infrastructure, or someone else’s negligence—you may have the right to pursue a personal injury claim. At Burt’s Law, PLLC, […]
Hurt While Leaf-Peeping? Fall Foliage Season Accidents in North Carolina
North Carolina’s Blue Ridge Parkway and mountain towns draw thousands of tourists each fall to see the changing leaves. But with crowded overlooks, distracted drivers, and slick roads, autumn is also a peak season for accidents. If you were injured during a leaf-peeping trip, whether as a driver, pedestrian, or park visitor, you may have […]
