Wallace Pierce Law Offers “Ask A Lawyer” Forum

Wallace Pierce Law, a personal injury law firm offers their “Ask A Lawyer” forum to provide information on North Carolina personal injury questions. Continue reading →

Jun 21, 2017 /prREACH/ -- There are a wide range of issues, questions, and changes around personal injury law. And depending on what state you reside in you will have different issues to understand. This is why Wallace Pierce Law, a North Carolina personal injury law firm offers their "Ask A Lawyer" forum.

As Jared Pierce, Founder and Senior Civil Litigation Attorney, noted "the forum provides a resource that the great people of North Carolina can turn to for questions around their rights when it comes to personal injury." Whenever people are injured in an accident there is a certain level of uncertainty about what to do and what their rights are. Often, people are afraid to ask for professional help because they are afraid of what the costs are.

The Ask a Lawyer personal injury forum is there for people to be able to find answers to the most common questions around personal injury claims in North Carolina, and to be able to ask questions about their specific situations, and to actually have those questions answered by a professional. In the forum you can find answers to issues around property damage, health insurance, lost wages, and much more.

The Wallace Pierce website offers many tools to aid those involved in an auto accident. Including things like a Statute of Limitations Calculators and an Attorney Fee Calculator. There is also a wealth of information around the claims process, compensation, diminished value, property damage, and much more.

Wallace Pierce Law was founded in 2009 and focuses exclusively on representing personal injury clients. With offices in Durham, Raleigh, and Greensboro the firm is equipped to serve everyone in the state of North Carolina with their personal injury claims. Visit WallacePierce.com to use their tools and resources, or to just find out more about the issues surrounding personal injury law for the state of North Carolina.