NC Personal Injury - Paying for Medical Bills

NC Personal Injury Case Overview

NC is a contributory negligence state which means that if you are even 1% at fault for your car accident, you can not recover your losses. If the accident was not your fault, you can recover the costs of your doctor bills, lost wages and be compensated for your pain and suffering. Punitive damages are rarely awarded. In order for you to recover from NC Personal Injury Litigation, you must file your case in court before the statute of limitations runs out.

After being injured in a car accident that was not your fault, you sought medical care or maybe even an ambulance was called to the accident scene for you. You went to the hospital and/or medical provider’s office, medical tests were ran and perhaps a medication/medical device or physical therapy, etc. was prescribed for the injuries you sustained in the accident.

While trying to recover from your injuries and get back to work, you receive a large medical bill(s) with notices saying that past due amounts can be reported to credit reporting agencies. You begin to feel that you are being punished for someone else’s mistake. What can you do?

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