North Carolina Civil Litigation Attorneys

This site is specifically designed for those who need a Durham, Fayetteville, Chapel Hill, or Raleigh, North Carolina, trial lawyer who helps civil plaintiffs with their lawsuits. If you have been wrongfully injured, or need legal representation for a legal, medical, or other professional malpractice lawsuit, we ask you to consider our firm. If you have questions about a potential lawsuit or court case, contact our experienced North Carolina civil litigation attorneys for the legal advice that you need.

Courtroom skills, litigation experience, and trial practice are the marks of a skilled trial lawyer. Either a full jury trial or a bench trial before a judge can be an arduous, complicated procedure. Our North Carolina trial lawyers represent plaintiffs in courts throughout the state of North Carolina, trying cases in both District Court and Superior Court. At the appellate level, our civil attorneys represent clients before the North Carolina Court of Appeals and the North Carolina Supreme Court. Our trial lawyers also handle lawsuits in the Federal Court system. If you are looking for an experienced North Carolina civil litigation attorney, contact Kurtz & Blum for a free consultation.

The attorneys at our Fayetteville, Durham, and Raleigh, North Carolina civil litigation law firm provide a free initial consultation to any prospective plaintiff. Our lawyers provide litigation and lawsuit evaluations and can offer advice regarding hospital or other medical bills or a settlement offer from an insurance company. If you have been wrongfully injured and need legal representation in civil litigation, contact a North Carolina trial lawyer at Kurtz & Blum in Durham, Fayetteville, or Raleigh, NC, today.

Civil litigation is often necessary when professional malpractice or simple negligence causes personal injuries. Your injuries might be the result of a slip and fall on hard pavement, or you may have a claim for product liability, based on an injury caused by a defective product. You might even have a civil lawsuit against a doctor or other professional for medical malpractice or professional negligence. But, whatever their cause, personal injuries such as broken bones, critical wounds, and permanent scars can cause permanent impairment and life-long disabilities. Loss of employment due to prolonged absence from work, combined with enormous ambulance bills, doctor bills, and hospital bills, can leave a person in financial ruin. Furthermore, many personal injuries result in constant, permanent pain and emotional anguish. A North Carolina trial lawyer from Kurtz & Blum will not be afraid to take your case to court to make sure that you receive complete compensation for the full extent of every injury you have suffered—physical, emotional, and financial.

The term medical malpractice refers to a situation where a person is injured as the result of a failure to perform to the minimum standard of care for a reasonably prudent doctor in a similar situation. Medical malpractice can lead to serious personal injuries or even cause a person’s wrongful death. But just because something unexpected happened during a medical procedure does not mean that the doctor was negligent. The best way to determine if you have a valid medical malpractice case is to have a trial attorney collect the facts and have them analyzed by a medical expert. A North Carolina trial lawyer from Kurtz & Blum will know how to recognize the signs of medical malpractice. Our initial consultation is free.

Medical malpractice court cases are often extremely complex. In North Carolina courts, proof of medical malpractice or negligence requires testimony from medical experts. The defending doctor and insurance company often have access to their own medical experts, and almost unlimited defense funds. A plaintiff needs the services of a skilled trial attorney to succeed. In North Carolina, our attorneys have trial experience and will work hard to ensure that you receive every penny you deserve.

A lawyer commits legal malpractice when he or she fails to provide services that meet the minimum standard of care for a licensed attorney. A successful legal malpractice lawsuit requires proof that the attorney committed negligence. In North Carolina, a plaintiff must prove that the attorney failed to observe the minimum standards of care for a licensed attorney. Just because you received less than desired results from your former lawyer does not mean that the attorney was negligent. However, if you believe you are the victim of legal malpractice you should pursue it by contacting a North Carolina trial lawyer or the North Carolina State Bar. Remember, at our firm the initial consultation is free.

In North Carolina, wrongful death cases follow special rules and procedures that vary from those of general civil litigation. Every wrongful death case is different. They may involve medical malpractice, defective products, or other types of negligence. While money could never make up for the loss of a loved one, a wrongful death claim may permit the recovery of funeral expenses, medical bills, and the pain and suffering of the deceased. Every wrongful death case is different, but our trial attorneys will work to develop a strategy based on your individual case. The attorneys at our NC law firm work hard to protect your rights, and we offer a free consultation.

Insurance companies know when an attorney is reluctant to take a case to trial. The result is often a weak settlement for the plaintiff, because the insurance company need not fear a jury trial or other litigation. Our North Carolina trial lawyers have experience in North Carolina courts, and are not afraid to proceed to a jury trial in Raleigh, Durham, Fayetteville, or elsewhere. We will fight to protect your rights and get the compensation that you deserve for your personal injury.

Remember, at our Durham, Fayetteville, and Raleigh, NC offices, the initial consultation is free and flexible payment terms are available. The experienced representation of our North Carolina trial lawyers will greatly improve your chances in Wake County or any other North Carolina court. Contact us today to schedule your free consultation

Civil litigation is only one area of our law practice. Contact Kurtz & Blum if you need an attorney well-versed in North Carolina traffic laws.

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From offices in Raleigh, Durham, and Fayetteville, the North Carolina civil litigation attorneys of Kurtz & Blum represent clients anywhere in the state of North Carolina in most types of cases, including but not limited to the Triangle (including Raleigh-Durham, Chapel Hill, Cary, Apex, and Holly Springs), the Triad (including Greensboro, Winston-Salem, and High Point), and areas in and around Wilmington, Mecklenburg, Charlotte, Fayetteville, Cumberland, and Asheville.

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Please note: No attorney can guarantee the outcome of a specific case. It would be unethical for an attorney to promise a particular result and nothing herein should be construed as such a representation.