Personal Injury Overview

North Carolina Personal Injury Claims and Litigation

At Comerford & Britt in Winston-Salem, our attorneys offer thorough, responsive, and resourceful client service on a broad range of personal injury and wrongful death claims. To learn how our focused and sophisticated practice can benefit you and your family in the aftermath of a severe or disabling accident, contact one of our AV-rated* lawyers for a free consultation.

In medical malpractice cases, we represent clients on such claims as the following:

• Negligence on the part of a surgeon or anesthesiologist
• Birth injury cases involving disabilities such as cerebral palsy
• Errors or unreasonable delays in the diagnosis of cancer or other illness
• Negligence on the part of hospitals, nurses, or technicians
• Abuse or neglect at nursing homes

North Carolina civil trial attorney Tom Comerford is a licensed pilot who flies his own plane to meet with clients, investigate accident scenes, or appear in court in distant cities and states. His interest and experience in aviation has led to an important practice focus in aviation accident cases anywhere in the United States, involving either private plane crashes or commercial airline disasters.

Our attorneys also represent victims of the following accidents:

• Auto accidents
• Semi tractor trailer truck accidents
• Construction accidents
• Commercial vehicle accidents
• Negligent or inadequate security
• Dangerous or defective products

We concentrate on the most severe and disabling injury claims, such as traumatic brain injury, severe burn injuries, or damage to the spinal cord. Because of our focus on accidents involving extensive physical trauma, many of our clients are the surviving families of persons who died of their injuries.

For a free consultation about a personal injury claim or a family member's wrongful death claim, contact us in Winston-Salem to learn about your legal options.

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