Civil Litigation
Civil litigation involves a legal dispute between two or more parties, usually involving monetary compensation or damages. It encompasses a broad array of legal proceedings, basically involving anything that isn’t criminal in nature. This includes, but is not limited to, Contract Law and Collections.
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Personal Injury/Wrongful Death
If you have suffered from an injury or accident due to another party’s negligence, then you have the right to file a lawsuit. Personal injury suits are brought forth to provide just compensation to the injured party, and to discourage the continuation of the behavior that caused the injury.
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Domestic/Family Law
Criminal/Traffic
Criminal/Traffic Law encompasses all aspects of the criminal justice system, including misdemeanors and felony offenses. In North Carolina, depending on the type of criminal charge, the potential penalties differ tremendously.
Domestic/Family Law is an area of the law that involves issues related with the family. This is an area which can become extremely contentious, as emotions run high and a lot is at stake for all the parties involved.
Construction litigation covers a broad array of legal issues, particularly those dealing with construction defects, warranty issues and breach of contract claims. This is a complex area of litigation, and involves many different facets of the law.
