Personal injury
Injured by someone else's mistake in Fayetteville? We take the paperwork.
Records, bills, evidence and every insurer negotiation are handled by the firm, on a contingency basis for injury cases.
Chapter 01
Medical records and bills, gathered by the office
After an injury the paperwork arrives faster than the healing. Hospital statements, clinic notes, pharmacy receipts and bills from three different providers can cover a kitchen table inside a week. At Carl L. Britt, Jr., Attorney at Law, the office takes that stack off you. Once you retain the firm, we help obtain your medical records and gather your bills, so the attorneys see everything the injury has cost.
That work happens at 224 Dick Street in Fayetteville, and it serves people across Cumberland County, including Spring Lake and Hope Mills. Carl L. Britt, Jr. has practiced here since 1980. For more than 40 years the firm has helped people hurt in car accidents and in other situations caused by someone else's negligence.
Folders, reading glasses and a hospital wristband on a kitchen table
Witness statements, pictures and the rest of the proof
A claim stands on what backs it up. The firm collects evidence such as witness statements and pictures, along with anything else that may help your case. People who saw what happened become harder to find as weeks pass, so it helps to talk with an attorney early about what exists and who may have seen it.
Bring what you have, even if it is only a phone full of photographs and a few names. Carl L. Britt, Jr. and Zachary D. McLaurin will tell you plainly what the facts of your situation may mean for a claim. If your injuries came from a crash, the firm also has a page on auto accidents and a set of car accident FAQs.
Chapter 03
Every negotiation goes through Dick Street
Insurance companies keep their own questions and their own timetable. When you retain the firm, we handle all of the negotiations, so you don't have to deal with your insurance company, the other party's insurance company, or the at-fault party themselves. Your phone stops being the front line of your claim, and you can put your energy into getting better.
Personal injury cases are typically handled on a contingency basis, which means the fee is a percentage of the recovery rather than an hourly bill. The first consultation is free, and the office explains how fees and costs work before you decide anything. Every case turns on its own facts, so talk to an attorney about yours.
Carl L. Britt, Jr. has practiced in Fayetteville since 1980, and the firm holds a 4.8 rating from 93 Google reviews.
Off your plate
The folders come to Dick Street.
“Ms. Myra was awesome to work with. She showed compassion and empathy towards my mother in law after her accident.”
Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Every case turns on its own facts.
- Medical records
- Requested and collected from the providers who treated you.
- Bills
- Gathered in one place, so the full cost of the injury is on paper.
- Evidence
- Witness statements, pictures and anything else that helps your case.
- Insurers
- Your insurer, the other party's insurer and the at-fault party. The firm talks to all of them.
Myra Carberry, the firm's paralegal, was named the Cumberland County Bar Association's Paralegal of the Year. She is part of the office that answers when you call (910) 483-1176.
Other practice areas
Read more about Carl L. Britt, Jr. and Zachary D. McLaurin, the attorneys who take your case themselves.
The information on this page is general and is not legal advice. Contacting the firm does not create an attorney-client relationship.