North Carolina Injury Law: A Reference for Accident Victims

By David Daggett and Griff Shuler

We know how complicated and difficult personal injury, workers compensation, and disability claims can be. Think of this book as a guidebook or a roadmap, if you will, through the often confusing and overwhelming world of personal injury law. We wanted to provide you with a resource that is easy to understand, without a law degree.

Each chapter will lead you through one aspect in clear, understandable language. We hope that it will clarify your options, explain the law, and perhaps even answer some questions that you didn’t even know you had.

As experienced personal injury lawyers, we understand that most accident victims are caught unprepared for the life-changing effects of a sudden, serious accident. This book should help guide you through those changes and the new legal and medical worlds you will enter, worlds filled with their own members and their own vocabularies. We offer a step-by-step explanation of the entire process, from accident to settlement.

This book should not be considered legal advice, but an overview of the world of personal injury.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Speaker Media Press
• Release date: Sep 2, 2014
• ISBN: 9781935411239

David Daggett

David Daggett is the Managing Partner of Daggett Shuler. He has practiced personal injury law since 1985. He is experienced in assisting clients with all types of injury cases, including serious injury, wrongful death, and insurance claims. Every day at 5 AM, David is up and running - literally. He's a serious triathlete who has completed more than 160 triathlons, including 21 Ironman competitions. He has completed the Hawaii Ironman World Championship six times. To his clients, David brings the same intensity and devotion that has helped him become a world-class athlete. "To me, a lot of what I do athletically is a metaphor for what I do professionally," he says. "Both take dedication and planning, and there are goals and finish lines."

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