Jan 5, 2021
North Carolina truck accident victims face an uphill battle when it comes to getting compensation for their injuries. Truckers and truck companies are protected by powerful insurance companies that can make it difficult for victims to obtain the money they deserve without the help of an experienced injury attorney.
For more than 25 years, North Carolinians have turned to the Charlotte truck accident attorneys at Stewart Law Offices in search of compensation and justice. The personal injury law firm works relentlessly to build solid claims that puts clients in the best possible position to obtain maximum compensation.
North Carolina consistently ranks as one of the top 10 states for truck accidents in the United States, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). In a single year, more than 100 people died and 4,100 were injured in commercial motor vehicle accidents in the state.
“Truck accidents have the potential to cause drastic, life-changing injuries,” says Marcus Spake, managing attorney of Stewart Law Offices’ Charlotte location. “We strive to help victims and their families obtain the resources they need to move forward by holding the responsible parties fully accountable for their recklessness.”
Putting Clients’ Needs First During Difficult Times
Stewart Law Offices has long operated under the tradition of treating clients like family. While pursuing maximum results is always the goal, the firm emphasizes that fighting for compensation doesn’t mean sacrificing personal relationships.
“When we represent people who have been hurt in tractor-trailer accidents, we take a personal approach,” says attorney Christian Gerencir, who also practices in the Charlotte office. “We’ll put an appropriate dollar-value on the claim and fight for every last cent, but at the end of the day, the clients are going to know that they are more than just another case to us.”
Once hired, the skilled truck accident lawyers at Stewart Law Offices launch an independent investigation of the crash to gather evidence and identify every liable party. This painstaking process is one of many steps that puts clients on the path to the compensation they deserve.
“Because these cases involve a mixture of state and federal law, Charlotte truck accident victims really need a legal team that knows what it takes to win,” says Spake. “Stewart Law Offices has the knowledge, but sets itself apart by taking the time to explain every step of the legal process to clients so that they never feel lost or alone.”
More Information
The award-winning personal injury attorneys at Stewart Law Offices assist clients in both Carolinas in a wide variety of personal injury claims, including auto accidents, slip and falls, medical malpractice, dog bite incidents, and more. If you’re in need of a semi-truck accident lawyer in Charlotte or were injured in another type of accident, visit https://www.stewartlawoffices.net/ to fill out a contact form or call for a free consultation.
About Stewart Law Offices – Charlotte
At Stewart Law Offices, our compassionate legal team strives to provide top-quality representation that will take the stress off of our clients and make a real difference in their lives. For over 30 years our trusted legal team has been successfully representing injury victims throughout Rock Hill, Columbia, Spartanburg, and Beaufort**, S.C., as well as Charlotte, N.C.
Contact Stewart Law Offices – Charlotte
5550 77 Center Dr. Suite 240
Charlotte
NC 28217
United States
(704) 521-5000
Website: https://www.stewartlawoffices.net/
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