For many decades, engineers, politicians and law enforcement organizations have fought the good fight against injuries caused by motor vehicle accidents. Engineers work to make cars more crashworthy. Politicians pass laws designed to protect people who travel our roads and highways — such as placing limits on driving privileges for teenagers. Law enforcement agents conduct DUI checks on holidays, such as New Year's Eve, when many people tend to drive while intoxicated.
Despite all these well-intentioned efforts at making driving safer, accidental injuries continue to be a painful fact of life in our fast-paced world. You may have arrived at this web page because you or a family member was seriously injured in a motor vehicle accident in North Carolina or South Carolina — or because you lost a loved one in a fatal car wreck.
Motor vehicle accidents may involve any combination of the following:
- Cars
- SUVs
- Vans and mini-vans
- Commercial vehicles
- Delivery trucks
- Semis (tractor trailers, big rigs, 18 wheelers)
- Buses
- Motorcycles
- Motor scooters
- RVs (recreational vehicles) and campers
- Cars pulling trailers and boats
- Bicycles ridden by professional messengers, recreational bikers, commuters and children
- Pedestrians
- Trains
Causes of motor vehicle accidents include the following:
- Human error
- Distracted driving
- Texting while driving
- Inexperienced drivers
- Driver fatigue
- Driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol ( drunk driving, drugged driving)
- Road defects
- Weather conditions, including blinding sunlight, fog and heavy rain
- Construction zones
Brown, Moore & Associates PLLC has handled thousands of car and truck accident cases. Our Charlotte motor vehicle accidents lawyers are very involved in every aspect of each client's personal injury case.
Contact a North Carolina Car Accident Lawyer
We are in the practice of personal injury law to help our clients recover compensation for their injuries and losses caused by negligence of others. Contact an Asheville truck accidents attorney by calling 866-959-2586 toll-free or by contacting us online.








