North Carolina · NC
Exclusive MVA leads for North Carolina injury firms.
Screened, consented accident claimants in Charlotte, Raleigh–Durham, Greensboro and across North Carolina — delivered live and sold only to your firm.
The North Carolina market at a glance
Contributory negligence can bar recovery if the claimant was even slightly at fault, so fault screening is especially important.
We build screening around North Carolina's rules so your intake team starts every call with the facts that matter here — fault, injury, treatment, insurance and whether the claimant already has a lawyer.
- Exclusive lead forms in real time
- Live transfers to your intake line
- Signed retainers on your agreement
- Google Ads & LSA management for North Carolina firms
North Carolina at a glance
- Filing deadline (PI)
- Generally 3 years from the date of injury
- Fault rule
- Contributory negligence
- Auto insurance
- At-fault (tort) state
- Major metros
- Charlotte, Raleigh–Durham, Greensboro, Winston-Salem, Wilmington
General information, not legal advice. Laws change — verify with current North Carolina law.
North Carolina
Case types we deliver in North Carolina
Car accident cases
Auto collision claimants screened for injury, fault, treatment and representation.
02Motor vehicleTruck & commercial vehicle accidents
18-wheeler, delivery van and commercial vehicle collisions with larger policy limits.
03Motor vehicleMotorcycle accidents
Rider injury claims, often severe, screened for fault and treatment.
04Motor vehicleRideshare accidents (Uber & Lyft)
Passengers, drivers and third parties injured in rideshare-involved crashes.
05Motor vehiclePedestrian & bicycle accidents
Walkers and cyclists struck by vehicles — typically serious, clear-liability claims.
FAQ
North Carolina questions
01Are exclusive MVA leads available in North Carolina?
We run campaigns across North Carolina, including Charlotte, Raleigh–Durham, Greensboro. Availability depends on territory and how many firms we already serve there — complete the survey to check yours.
02What is the personal injury filing deadline in North Carolina?
Generally 3 years from the date of injury. Exceptions apply and laws change, so confirm the deadline for each claim with current law.
03How does fault affect claims in North Carolina?
North Carolina follows contributory negligence. That's why our screening asks every claimant how the accident happened.
04Can we target specific cities in North Carolina?
Yes. Territory can be set by county, city or ZIP code, with separate caps for each.
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