Yes. In many situations, a North Carolina car accident gives rise to both a bodily injury claim and a property damage claim. Property damage may include repair costs, the fair market value of a totaled vehicle, towing expenses, or the loss of personal items damaged in the collision. Injury claims focus on losses such as medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other damages recognized under North Carolina law.
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Can I pursue compensation for property damage and injuries in the same claim?
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