On behalf of Lassiter & Lassiter Attorneys At Law | Jul 31, 2020 | Personal Injury
A car accident can be minor or severe, and it can cause numerous injuries, including death. One possible injury is brain damage, and it also can range from minor to severe. Unlike many other parts of the body, the brain is unable to fully heal, so, depending on the...
On behalf of Lassiter & Lassiter Attorneys At Law | Jul 27, 2020 | Personal Injury
Currently, there are only a handful of states that follow contributory negligence laws in a case based on negligence. North Carolina is one of those states. Under the contributory negligence tort rule, parties seeking damages for the negligent behavior of another...
On behalf of Lassiter & Lassiter Attorneys At Law | Jul 24, 2020 | Criminal Defense
In North Carolina, driving while intoxicated (DWI) can be charged at any of five misdemeanor levels. Level I has the greatest penalties, while Level V has the lowest penalties. DWI can also be charged as a felony, under certain circumstances. Here is an overview of...
On behalf of Lassiter & Lassiter Attorneys At Law | Jul 1, 2020 | Family law
During your marriage, your spouse may have been your household’s primary earner. As you two prepare for divorce, you will likely worry about making ends meet without their income. Yet, North Carolina’s alimony laws can help you keep up an adequate standard of living...
