Yes. Multi-car accidents can involve several drivers, multiple insurance companies, and competing versions of how the collision occurred. Determining liability often requires a careful review of police reports, witness statements, vehicle damage, and other evidence. Because North Carolina follows the doctrine of contributory negligence, identifying the actions of each driver can play an important role in evaluating a claim.
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Can I pursue a claim if multiple vehicles were involved?
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