In North Carolina, vicarious liability means an employer can be held legally responsible for the damage an employee causes while on the job. In car accident cases, this may include delivery drivers or employees running errands on company time. Therefore, if your car accident involved an employee who was working during the accident, you may be able to seek compensation from their employer. However, these cases can be complicated, so it’s best to hire experienced attorneys like the team at Speaks Law Firm to help you seek the compensation you deserve. We represent good people through tough times, and we’ll do all that we can for you.
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