At Roberts & Harris, P.C., our truck accident attorneys in Raleigh understand how important semi-truck transit is to our North Carolina economy, as 70% of all freight that travels the nation is hauled by an 18-wheeler or another large commercial vehicle. The U.S....
read moreFor all of human history, the legal system has relied on in-person proceedings to conduct the bulk of its business. Court buildings are the epicenter of those proceedings – their stately appearance a visual reminder of the solemnity and gravity...
read moreIt’s not just your imagination. Trucking accidents resulting in injury or death on our highways are a frequent occurrence. According to a 2018 report by the North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles, semi-trucks and tractor-trailers were involved in 5,115 total crashes...
read moreThe coronavirus pandemic and the presence of COVID-19 in our communities has changed every aspect of our lives. Both due to stay-at-home orders and concerns over the spread of the virus into our homes, consumers have increasingly turned to online...
read moreChances are you have spent a lot of time at home lately due to the coronavirus pandemic that is gripping the world. Lockdowns, quarantines, and other measures have reduced the number of people working and left many of our highways...
read moreIt wasn’t long ago that you could have driven the 3,030 miles from Raleigh to Skagit County in the state of Washington without anyone wondering what you were doing or why. While the coronavirus has upended much of American life,...
read more“It’s a small world after all, it’s a small world after all, it’s a small world after all…” Please accept our apology in advance for that Disneyland earworm being stuck in your head for the foreseeable future. However, that song...
read moreWe’ve said it before and, sadly, we’ll likely need to say it again: a truck in negligent hands is a dangerous and lethal 10 ton weapon. The danger for the rest of us who must share the roads with such negligence...
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