Car Accident

Handling Your Car Accident Claim on Your Own? It May Cost You.

man-handling-his-own-accident-claim

A do-it-yourself approach can save you the money and hassle of hiring a professional for many projects and everyday tasks. After a car accident, however, too much is at stake, and taking on the insurance company yourself is not the best idea. Here’s why: Five Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Handle Your Own Auto Accident Claim…

Continue Reading

Proceed With Caution: School Bus Safety on Triad Today

David-Daggett-Griff-Shuler-School-Bus-Safety

On Saturday, September 17th, attorneys David Daggett and Griff Shuler of Daggett Shuler Law appeared on Triad Today to emphasize safety for all when encountering school buses. Now that school is back in session, it’s important information for everyone to have. Watch the segment: With over 26 million students riding school buses every day, we all…

Continue Reading

The Dangers of Drowsy Driving (And What to Look Out For)

drowsy-driver

Following the end of daylight savings time every fall, we see a significant uptick of accidents involving drowsy drivers. To help mitigate this, The National Sleep Foundation observes Drowsy Driving Prevention Week November 7th through the 14th this year, in order to bring attention to and encourage safety precautions in our community to prevent falling…

Continue Reading

Photographic Evidence – Documenting an Accident to Prove Your Claim

taking-photo-at-accident-scene

Car accidents can leave anyone shaken up, proving it difficult to stay mindful and take further action in the situation. Luckily, 97% of all Americans own cell phones and 87% of those are smartphones, giving them instant access to help in an emergency. With these rapidly improving devices, documenting the impact of a car accident…

Continue Reading

Car Insurance Tips on Triad Today

March-2021-Triad-Today

On Saturday, March 20th, attorneys David Daggett and Griff Shuler of Daggett Shuler Law appeared on Triad Today to share the facts everyone should have about car insurance. Watch the segment: Car insurance is something many people purchase, and don’t think about again until an accident happens. If the worst does happen, you want to be…

Continue Reading

Wearing a Seat Belt: How it Could Affect Your Car Accident Claim

hand-buckling-seat-belt

Seat belts save lives and help to reduce injuries during car accidents. Despite the obvious safety advantages and laws that require buckling up, some motorists still choose not to buckle up. Suppose you weren’t wearing a seat belt at the time of an accident in North Carolina. In that case, you might be wondering what…

Continue Reading

How to Handle a Hit-and-Run Accident

scene-of-hit-and-run

Getting in a car accident can easily ruin anyone’s day. But if you’re involved in a hit-and-run, the experience can be incredibly overwhelming. If you’ve been hurt in one of these types of accidents, you may be wondering what your options are. Here’s what you need to know: What is a Hit-and-Run Accident? A hit-and-run…

Continue Reading

Pain After a Car Accident: When It’s Time to Worry

woman-with-neck-pain

Finding yourself involved in a car accident can be extremely shocking. Despite damage to the vehicles involved, some people are fortunate enough to leave the scene of the accident feeling relatively unscathed. Unfortunately, what many people don’t know is that it is possible to experience delayed pain, which can further develop into something more serious….

Continue Reading

NC Distracted Driving Laws

texting-and-driving-road-sign

There’s no doubt that our lives are now busier than ever. With so much technology at our fingertips, we are able to send and receive messages, check email, look at our bank account, or even order takeout. But with such freedom comes responsibility. Unfortunately, many people do not wait until they’re out of the car…

Continue Reading

Determining Liability in Multi-Car Accidents

two-car-accident

Establishing liability in car accidents can be difficult. When there are more than two vehicles involved in the accident, proving fault can be extremely challenging. North Carolina follows a system called “contributory negligence.” Under this doctrine, if you contributed in any way to the accident occurring, you are barred from recovering anything at all. Here…

Continue Reading