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Phone: (919) 863-4366

Address: 2501 Blue Ridge Rd Ste 250, Raleigh, NC 27607

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DUI/DWI
One of the most dangerous things to do while behind the wheel is drinking and driving. Drunk drivers have slower reaction times and may drive in a reckless manner. Additionally, a victim of a drunk driving accident may be entitled to recovering damages for any injuries or even deaths.
Wrongful Death
When a person dies due to someone elseâ€™s negligence, the family and estate of the decedent can file a claim for wrongful death. At Hyland + Padilla, PLLC, our compassionate wrongful death attorneys can navigate the North Carolina legal system to help the family or estate seek compensation.
Traffic Violations

Workers Compensation
When an employee is injured, they must file a Form 18 and serve it on the employer, the employerâ€™s workersâ€™ compensation insurance carrier, and the North Carolina Industrial Commission, within 30 days of the accident. If the insurance company denies the claim, the employee must then file a Form 33 in order to have a hearing with an Industrial Commission Deputy Commissioner to pursue benefits.

Premises Liability
If you slipped or tripped on someone elseâ€™s property and were injured as a result, you may file a claim to seek compensation for your injuries. Slip and fall cases are usually included in the broader category of premises liability, and the property owner and/or management company may be held responsible for your accident. Whether a wet floor, narrow staircase, changes in flooring, poor lighting, torn carpeting, or other dangerous conditions caused your fall, you may be entitled to financial compensation for your injuries.
Property Damage
It may hurt your case if you speak to the insurance company before hiring an attorney. Many times, the information provided by the injured victim will be used to minimize or deny your injury claim. After you hire an attorney, you might only talk to the insurance company about things that will not affect your injury case, such as property damage repairs or getting a rental car. It is important to at least consult with an attorney if you have any questions before you speak with the insurance company. Insurance companies are not looking out for your best interest. Be wary about being asked to give a statement without legal representation. Also, the insurance company is not allowed to advise you about whether you need an attorney.

Personal Injury
If you were involved in an accident or traumatic event that left you injured, you could be entitled to financial compensation for your resulting medical bills, financial losses, and other damages, like pain and suffering. To have a personal injury case, you must prove that someone else is legally responsible, or liable, for your damages. In most cases, this involves proving that someone else caused the incident that led to your injuries, usually through negligence, wrongful acts or omissions, or intentional misconduct.
Medical Malpractice
Again, this must be evaluated on a case-by-case basis. For example, a workers’ compensation case is evaluated differently than an automobile accident case or a medical malpractice case. There are many factors that determine the value of a case, such as medical expenses, the length of medical treatment, and the severity of your injuries, to name a few. To properly evaluate your case, you should speak to an attorney experienced in the specific area of law involved in your case.
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