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Price, Petho, & Anderson has helped recover over $200 million for clients in North Carolina since 1979.
Injuries from an accident or due to the negligence of another can leave you with many new challenges—pain, medical bills, and lost wages, to name a few. All of it is compounded by the anxiety of wondering how to pay for your recovery. You do not have to face these problems alone. Price, Petho & Anderson is a team of experienced Charlotte personal injury lawyers who will fight for our clients. We are resourceful problem solvers ready to help you seek the compensation you need and deserve.
For nearly four decades, Price, Petho & Anderson has represented victims in personal injury and wrongful death lawsuits, as well as workers' compensation and medical malpractice claims. Our team is backed by dedicated representation and a track record of success. Our practice is devoted to being advocates for injured individuals and their families. Whether you were hurt because of an overly fatigued truck driver, or you were struck by a texting motorist, you may be entitled to recover compensation for the harm that you have endured.
According to N.C. Gen. Stat. section 1-52 the statute of limitations on personal injury cases is three years. This means you have three years from the date of your injury to file a claim or you may lose your right to obtain compensation. Depending on the specifics of your case, you may qualify for an extension to the statute of limitations. An attorney from our firm can let you know how the statute of limitations can affect your case.
There are three main types of damages available in a personal injury case, economic, non-economic and punitive. The first two are called “compensatory damages” since their main purpose is the compensate the injured party for their losses associated with suffering an injury. Economic damages, as the name suggests compensate the injured party for financial losses related to their injuries such as the inability to work and medical expenses. Non-economic damages, on the other hand, compensate for more intangible losses such as pain and suffering and mental anguish. Punitive damage differs from the first two in that their main purpose is to punish the negligent party. As such punitive damages can be quite severe and are not often awarded.
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