If you were hurt because someone else was careless—on the highway, at an intersection, or in another everyday setting—you should not have to figure out the legal and insurance process alone. Clear advice early on can make a meaningful difference in how a claim develops.
Types of injury matters
People contact the firm about a range of injury situations, including:
- Car and truck collisions
- Motorcycle and bicycle accidents
- Pedestrian injuries
- Other injury accidents involving negligent drivers or parties
Every case turns on its facts: how the crash happened, the injuries and treatment, available insurance coverage, and any shared-fault questions under North Carolina law. A free initial consultation is the place to sort through those details.
Why early guidance matters
After an accident, insurers may ask for recorded statements, medical authorizations, or quick settlements before the full extent of an injury is known. Property damage can be resolved while bodily-injury issues are still developing. Having counsel helps you understand what to say, what to document, and what deadlines may apply so you do not give up rights by accident.
How we help
Representation typically focuses on practical next steps: reviewing the crash report and photos, identifying insurance policies, coordinating with medical providers as needed, documenting lost wages and other losses, negotiating with adjusters, and—when a fair resolution is not offered—preparing the claim for further action. You should expect honest assessment of strengths and risks, not guarantees. Prior results do not predict what will happen in a new matter.
Serving clients across the region
Shane Kennedy Law assists injured clients with matters arising in Duplin, Sampson, Jones, and Onslow Counties. Whether the wreck happened near home or while traveling through the area, call to discuss where the claim should be handled and what to do next.
When to call
Call after any injury accident that left you hurt, especially if another driver was at fault, you went to the ER or a doctor, or an insurer is already contacting you. Reach the office at (910) 296-1250 or request a free initial consultation.
Personal injury FAQs
What should I do after a car accident in North Carolina?
Get medical care if you are hurt, report the crash as required, exchange insurance and contact information, and photograph the scene and vehicles when it is safe. Avoid recorded statements to the other driver’s insurer until you understand your rights, then call an attorney to discuss next steps.
How much does a personal injury consultation cost?
Shane Kennedy Law offers a free initial consultation to talk through what happened, what records help, and whether it makes sense to move forward with a claim.
What kinds of injury cases does the firm handle?
Common matters include car and truck wrecks, motorcycle and pedestrian accidents, and other injury claims where another party’s negligence caused harm. Call the office to discuss your specific situation.