Car Accident Lawyer in Cary
After a car accident, the other driver's insurance company is often working to pay you as little as possible. The Doyle Law Offices has negotiated and litigated auto injury claims in Cary and across the Triangle since 1995, and Hank Doyle is fully prepared to take your case to a jury when the insurer will not offer fair compensation.
To request a personal injury consultation, call (984) 235-1067 or fill out the form below. We can meet in person, virtually, or talk over the phone to see how we can represent you.
Why North Carolina Crash Victims Cannot Afford to Go It Alone
North Carolina is one of only four states that still follows the doctrine of pure contributory negligence. If the insurance company can convince a jury you were even one percent at fault for the wreck, you recover nothing. Not a reduced amount. Nothing.
Insurance adjusters know this rule well, and they use it. A recorded statement given in the fog of the days after a crash can hand them the argument they need. Before you speak with the other driver's insurer, speak with us. Hank Doyle has spent his career anticipating contributory negligence defenses and building cases that shut them down.
How The Doyle Law Offices Handles Your Case
Investigate Early
Skid marks fade, vehicles get repaired, and witnesses move. We move quickly to preserve the crash report, photographs, camera footage, and witness statements while the evidence still exists.
Speak with the Insurance Company on Your Behalf
Once you hire us, the adjuster's calls come to our office. You focus on recovery. We handle the paperwork, the deadlines, and the negotiation, and we keep you informed at every step.
Prepare for Trial
Insurers track which lawyers actually try cases. Hank Doyle has been trying civil cases in Wake County courtrooms since 1995, and that reputation changes how settlement negotiations go. If the offer is not fair, we file suit and take your case to a jury.
What to Do After a Crash in Cary
Get medical attention first, even if you feel fine. Some serious injuries take days to show symptoms, and a gap in treatment gives the insurer room to argue the crash did not cause your injury. Report the accident, photograph the scene and the vehicles if you safely can, and get contact information for witnesses. Then call us before you give any recorded statement.
Keep in mind that North Carolina generally gives you three years from the date of the crash to file a personal injury lawsuit, and only two years for a wrongful death claim. Waiting costs leverage even before it costs your rights.