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Why Hire a Wilmington Auto Accident Lawyer from Deuterman Law Group?
After an auto accident in Wilmington, you deserve legal support that puts recovery and your future first.
- No Fee Unless We Win
- More than $510 Million Recovered for Our Clients
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Our team of highly recognized Wilmington attorneys are ready to fight for you.
Dan Deuterman
Think You Have a Claim? Call Our Wilmington Auto Accident Lawyers.
After an auto accident, getting help shouldn’t feel like another burden. Our Wilmington auto accident lawyers are here to help people across the coastal region recover from serious injuries, with a team that understands North Carolina law and what local residents are up against.
- Auto accident law is the core of what we do
- We deal with the insurance companies so you don’t have to
- We’re available 24/7
Whether your accident happened on College Road, Market Street, or I-40, we know how to navigate the legal, medical, and insurance systems in New Hanover County and beyond.
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Ways Our Wilmington Legal Team Can Help
While we are experts in serious motor vehicle cases, we also represent clients in a variety of personal injury matters:
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An experienced paralegal will be assigned to your case and guide you through the process. They will help you gather the necessary documents to start your case.
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Your attorney will work with you to determine the settlement offer you deserve. We will fight to get the maximum settlement from the insurance company.
A team of specialists serves each client
The Deuterman Law Group is a team of attorneys, paralegals, and staff forming a circle of expertise and support—with you at its center.
Wilmington Attorneys at Deuterman Law Group
Our Experienced Attorneys Have Recovered Millions for Our Clients. And They Will Fight to Get You the Compensation You Deserve.
Dan Deuterman
President & Attorney
Michele Cybulski
Managing Personal Injury Attorney
Christine M. Burnside
Managing Social Security Disability Attorney
Zach Marquand
Managing Workers' Compensation Attorney
Chris Stevens
Managing Veterans Disability Attorney
Shawn Ferguson
Senior Veterans Disability Attorney
Andrea Smaxwell
Senior Veterans Disability Attorney
Christine Latona
Social Security Disability Attorney
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FAQs
If you were injured, missed work, or are dealing with insurance companies, speaking with a Wilmington auto accident lawyer can help protect your rights. Even accidents that seem straightforward can become complicated once medical treatment and insurance negotiations begin.
Your first priority is medical care. After that, report the accident, document the scene if you’re able, and avoid giving recorded statements to insurance companies before speaking with a lawyer. Early legal guidance can help preserve evidence and protect your claim.
In most cases, North Carolina law allows three years from the date of the accident to file a lawsuit. Some situations may involve shorter deadlines, so it’s best to speak with an attorney as soon as possible.
Depending on your case, compensation may include medical expenses, lost income, future treatment costs, pain and suffering, and property damage. Serious injury cases may also involve long-term or permanent losses.
North Carolina follows a contributory negligence rule, which makes fault a critical issue. Insurance companies may try to shift blame to avoid paying claims. A Wilmington auto accident lawyer can investigate the accident and challenge unfair fault determinations.
Early settlement offers are often lower than what a claim may actually be worth. Before accepting any offer, it’s wise to speak with a lawyer who can evaluate whether the settlement truly reflects your injuries and losses.
Deuterman Law Group handles auto accident cases on a contingency fee basis, meaning there are no upfront legal fees. You only pay if compensation is recovered on your behalf.