If someone else’s negligence contributed to a catastrophic injury, North Carolina law may allow an injured person to pursue compensation. Liability depends on the available evidence and the specific circumstances surrounding the incident.
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Can I pursue a claim if someone else’s negligence caused my injuries?
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