Injured While Using a Public Crosswalk in North Carolina? Know Your Legal Options
North Carolina law gives pedestrians the right of way in marked crosswalks—but too many drivers ignore it. If you were hit by a car while crossing the street legally, you may have a strong personal injury claim. At Burt’s Law, PLLC, we help injured pedestrians stand up to negligent drivers and recover the compensation they […]
Injured in a Company Car Accident in North Carolina? What You Should Know
Getting into a car accident is stressful enough—but when it happens while driving a company vehicle, things can get legally complex. Whether you’re a delivery driver, traveling for work, or running company errands, North Carolina law provides protections for employees injured in a work-related crash. At Burt’s Law, PLLC, we help employees across the state […]
Bitten by a Neighbor’s Dog in North Carolina? Here’s What to Do
Dog bites can be both physically and emotionally traumatic—especially when the dog belongs to someone you know, like a neighbor. In North Carolina, victims of dog bites have the right to seek compensation, especially when the dog had a history of aggression or the owner failed to act responsibly. At Burt’s Law, PLLC, we help […]
Shot Outside a Nightclub in North Carolina? Your Legal Options
A night out shouldn’t end in tragedy—but too often, shootings near bars, clubs, or lounges leave innocent patrons injured or worse. If you or a loved one was shot outside a nightclub in North Carolina, you may have a legal case not just against the shooter—but also the business. At Burt’s Law, PLLC, we help […]
Hit by a Reckless Driver in North Carolina? Know Your Rights
Reckless drivers are a danger to everyone on the road. Whether they were speeding, swerving between lanes, or texting behind the wheel, their carelessness can lead to devastating injuries—and you shouldn’t have to pay the price. If you’ve been injured in a crash caused by a reckless driver in North Carolina, Burt’s Law, PLLC can […]
Injured on a Rental Property in North Carolina? What Tenants Need to Know
Slipping on a broken stairwell, getting shocked by faulty wiring, or falling due to a loose railing—these aren’t just accidents. They could be signs your landlord failed to keep your home safe. In North Carolina, landlords have a legal duty to maintain safe living conditions. If you were injured due to poor maintenance or unsafe […]
Can You Sue a Security Guard for Excessive Force in North Carolina?
Security guards are hired to protect people—not hurt them. But when a private security officer crosses the line and uses excessive force, the consequences can be devastating. Whether it happened at a nightclub, shopping center, or event venue, you have legal options in North Carolina. At Burt’s Law, PLLC, we help victims of private security […]
Injured on a Water Slide or Pool Ride in NC? Here’s What You Need to Know
What was supposed to be a fun day at a North Carolina water park can quickly turn into a nightmare if a ride malfunctions or staff fails to follow safety protocols. Injuries from water slides and pool attractions are surprisingly common—and often preventable. At Burt’s Law, PLLC, we represent families and individuals hurt in water […]
Pedestrian Accidents at NC Intersections: What You Need to Know
Navigating busy intersections in North Carolina can be dangerous for pedestrians. When drivers fail to yield or traffic signals malfunction, pedestrians often suffer serious injuries. At Burt’s Law, PLLC, we protect the rights of pedestrians hurt at intersections and fight for the compensation you deserve. 🚶♂️ Common Causes of Intersection Pedestrian Accidents Drivers running red […]
Injured in a Company Car While Off the Clock? Know Your Rights in NC
Getting injured in a company-owned vehicle while not officially “on the clock” can create a legal gray area. Are you covered by your employer’s insurance? Can you sue? What if another driver was at fault? At Burt’s Law, PLLC, we help North Carolinians navigate complex personal injury claims when work and personal time collide. 🛻 […]
