WILMINGTON, NC PERSONAL INJURY LAWYER
Personal Injury Topics
When you are injured in an accident in North Carolina, it is always best to contact a personal injury lawyer as soon as possible. We know you have questions, and at Goolsby Law Firm, we understand how tough these situations are. You may suffer sleepless nights as you recover and worry about the income you are missing by being out of work. When another person or a business is responsible for your injuries, you likely have the right to pursue compensation through a personal injury claim.
With over 25 years of experience handling personal injury lawsuits and insurance claims, Attorney Thom Goolsby can give you the guidance you need. He can help hold the right people accountable and will aggressively pursue everything you are legally entitled to receive in compensation. Attorney Thom Goolsby fights hard for the people he represents. To talk with him about your accident and injuries, call 910-262-7401 or contact us online.
We offer 100% free initial consultations, and there are no legal fees unless you recover compensation.
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PERSONAL INJURY CLAIMS WE HANDLE
At Goolsby Law Firm, we take on a wide range of injury claims, including:
COMMON PERSONAL INJURY CLAIMS
At Goolsby Law Firm, we are highly experienced in handling claims involving minor, moderate, and serious injuries.
Do not hesitate to call us if you are suffering from:
- Broken bones
- Serious and disfiguring lacerations
- Soft tissue injuries, including ligament sprains and tendon or muscle strains
- Concussions or more serious traumatic brain injuries
- Whiplash
- Herniated discs
- Other neck or back injuries
- Spinal cord injuries and paralysis
- Crush injuries
- Amputations
- Nerve damage
- Sensory loss
- Dental injuries
- Facial injuries
- Internal organ damage and internal bleeding
- Post-traumatic stress disorder
WE PURSUE MAXIMUM COMPENSATION FOR YOUR INJURIES
When you are injured in an accident that is another person’s fault, you should speak with an attorney about personal injury compensation.
YOU NEED SOMEONE WHO WILL GO TO COURT & WIN
After being hurt in an accident, you need to look for a personal injury lawyer. You’ll be looking for answers and results. Many lawyers claim to be able to get you a settlement fast. However, pursuing an insurance settlement is not the only purpose of hiring an attorney. You need someone who won’t be intimidated by large insurance companies. You need someone who will fight hard for your rights if the insurance company denies your claim or is pushing a lowball settlement offer. You need a lawyer who can and will take your case to court.
When looking for the right attorney for you, we recommend scheduling free consultations with some personal injury lawyers in your area. Specifically, ask these lawyers whether they have litigated similar cases and ask to see case results and summaries.
Attorney Thom Goolsby has handled thousands of personal injury claims and is an experienced trial attorney. He is not afraid to fight for your rights and compensation before a judge and jury. He is happy to discuss his court record, including settlements or court awards he has won in cases like yours.
NORTH CAROLINA’S CONTRIBUTORY NEGLIGENCE STANDARD
North Carolina is one of four states who maintains a pure contributory negligence standard. The other three states are Alabama, Maryland, and Virginia.
Under contributory negligence, if you are found to be 1% or more at fault for the accident and your injuries, you can be barred from receiving any compensation. If the other party or their insurer can find a reason to claim you are somewhat to blame, they will try to deny your entire claim under this standard.
This is a harsh rule under common law. It is why you need experienced legal representation who will prepare for the other party to blame you in any way possible. You need an attorney with years of litigation experience, who is ready to go to court against a defendant who denies your claim based on contributory negligence.
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DO NOT SPEAK TO THE INSURANCE COMPANY WITHOUT A LAWYER
Your claim could be damaged from the very beginning by speaking with an insurance adjuster before talking to an attorney. Because of North Carolina’s contributory negligence law, insurers are over-eager to find any evidence of fault on your part. They can use anything you say to try and show that you were careless and at least partly responsible for your injuries.
The best way to avoid giving the insurer something to use against you is to refrain from speaking with the other party’s adjusters. You are better off partnering with a personal injury lawyer like Attorney Thom Goolsby who will handle the entire insurance claim process. He is well-versed in your rights under North Carolina’s personal injury and insurance laws. He will do nothing to in any way imperil your claim. Attorney Goolsby makes sure an insurer receives evidence of policyholder’s fault and a precise listing of your know injuries — nothing more.
CALL US FOR HELP TODAY
When you’ve been hurt in an accident, you do not have to deal with the financial and legal effects on your own. You do not have to bear the weight of advocating for yourself. North Carolina personal injury attorney Thom Goolsby believes in fighting hard for accident victims and their families. He has been based in Wilmington, New Hanover County, NC for more than 25 years and gained an impressive success record and reputation in the courtrooms in North Carolina. He will always pursue the best possible outcome in your case, including the maximum possible compensation.
Getting what you need after an accident starts with a simple phone call. Call 910-262-7401, send a text, or contact us online. Attorney Goolsby will personally get in touch as soon as possible.
Initial consultations are always free, and we work on a contingency basis, meaning nothing upfront and nothing until we get you compensation.
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CONTACT GOOLSBY LAW FIRM TODAY
Like any quality criminal defense attorney, Thom Goolsby may be in court when you first call, but leave a voice mail or send a text. We’ll get with you as soon as possible, so we can go over what happened, evaluate the case, and explain what comes next.