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Car Accidents

Common Causes of Car Accidents

Car accidents are an unfortunate reality on our roads, often resulting in severe injuries, property damage, and even fatalities. Understanding the common causes of these accidents is crucial for both prevention and legal recourse. At Flexner Houser Injury Law, we are committed to helping victims of car accidents navigate the complexities of their cases and

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Car Accidents, Personal Injury

Biggest Mistakes People Make When Collecting Evidence At The Scene Of An Injury

Most injury victims unknowingly sabotage their claims. It’s not just the injury; it’s how you handle the aftermath that matters. Discover the common evidence collection blunders that could tank your case and how to turn the tide, starting today. The Foundation of Your Claim Why Evidence Matters The outcome of a personal injury claim hinges

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Personal Injury

Tips For Documenting Personal Injury That Will Stand Up In Court

“Your word against theirs” doesn’t stand a chance in court. In the world of personal injury claims, concrete evidence is king. Without it, your case is just a house of cards. But there’s a game-changer – thorough, irrefutable documentation. It’s the weapon that turns your claim from dismissible to undeniable. We’ll dive into the how

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Car Accidents|Personal Injury

New Auto Insurance Policies On The Way!

In this article, Jackie Houser of Flexner Houser Injury Law has good news and not-so-good news regarding upcoming changes to every North Carolina Insurance policy.  Since 1999, the minimum limits for automobile insurance coverage in North Carolina has remained at a stagnant $30,000 per person, $60,000 per accident, and $25,000 property damage.  What this means

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