Losing your license can be a result of one or of multiple offenses, some not even traffic-related. You may lose your driving privileges in one of two ways: having your license suspended or revoked.
Read moreThe negligent acts or omissions of two or more individuals or entities can coincide or combine to injure another party. While this can occur in many other types of personal injury situations, for the purposes of this discussion, we’ll use this auto accident scenario: Two motorists, D1, who is driving north while distracted by typing […]
Read moreSelling or buying a home or property is more complicated than ever. We receive a lot of questions about the particulars of selling and buying real estate. Here, we share the top 10 questions and their answers. 1. What steps are involved with closing on a property? In North Carolina, any agreement to buy or […]
Read moreIn the case that you have been in a rear-end collision, you should be aware of what steps to take directly following the accident, and who to call.
Read moreTwo or more people often own real property, such as a residence, a business location, or a parcel of undeveloped land. The co-owners may be spouses, relatives, friends, or business partners. In some situations, they have no relationship other than as co-owners of the property. Three types of co-ownership of real property are recognized in […]
Read moreBuying real estate is probably one of the biggest investments you will make, and usually a fun and exciting one. Obviously, you want the process to go smoothly. You probably know that hiring a good real estate agent is important, and it’s easy to have your real estate agent recommend a lawyer with whom they […]
Read moreThe most crucial pre-trial activity in many personal injury cases is discovery. Discovery is the formal process by which the plaintiff and the defendant legally demand and obtain information related to the case from each other and other witnesses. Discovery can be complicated, time-consuming, and expensive. But when used effectively, it can play a significant […]
Read moreWith rear-end collisions being the most common car accident, you are probably familiar with them or may have even experienced one. Rear-end collisions occur when a vehicle crashes into another car directly in front of it. These accidents are generally the fault of the last vehicle in the collision. Most law enforcement officers will cite […]
Read moreTo succeed in a personal injury action, a plaintiff must prove two things by a “preponderance of the evidence” – that they are more likely than not. Of course, the plaintiff must first prove that the defendant is legally responsible (“liable”) for their injuries. That proof is often based on evidence that the defendant’s failure […]
Read moreSerious injuries are likely to come without warning. If you or someone you know is injured due to the fault of someone else, you might feel confused about how to proceed with a case and how to get prepared. After getting immediate medical help, your next step should be speaking with an experienced Personal Injury Attorney. During that first meeting with an attorney, you probably have questions of your own. But here are seven that should be on your list.
Read more“Reggie Kelly is a fantastic attorney with fantastic paralegals. My wife and I have been using him and his firm since 1983 when we first purchased property in Harnett County 37 years ago. He offers excellent legal advice and guidance. He never gets in a hurry to get us out the door because of his next appointment. He always takes the time needed to check out all of the issues that might come up. Reggie Kelly is a proud American and he loves our country and he wants everyone to do well. Reggie Kelly is an even finer person than he is a fantastic attorney and we are very fortunate to also be able to call him and his wife Cheryl our friends. We give him a 10 STAR Review!”