Christina Rivenbark

In a North Carolina personal injury case, the victim carries the burden of proof, meaning they must be able to prove that the defendant, or liable party, acted with negligence that resulted in the accident and subsequent injury. Knowing how to prove negligence in a personal injury case in North...

If you have suffered serious harm or injury due to the negligent or reckless behavior of another party, then it is essential that you understand how to file a personal injury claim in North Carolina. Whether you were hit in a car accident along Pine Harvest Drive in Leland or...

While many states in the U.S. follow some type of comparative negligence doctrine when it comes to personal injury cases, North Carolina follows a contributory negligence framework instead. Whether you have been hit by a distracted driver along South 17th Street in Wilmington or suffered in a boating accident along...

Getting attacked and bitten by a dog is one of the most traumatic experiences a person can face in North Carolina—especially for a young person. Whether you were visiting a friend in Leland and their family pet attacked you and caused injury, or you were out for a walk in...