News Story Featuring Our Raleigh Personal Injury Lawyers

Our team of Raleigh personal injury lawyers and trial attorneys was featured in an article by Leigh Tauss in Indy Week on April 13, 2019. The news story, published one week after we opened, highlights our work in the community and the initial (now resolved) controversy about our innovation in the legal community.

From the article:

“On Monday morning, Stacy Fields walks across the parking lot of the Food Lion on Raleigh Boulevard toward a blue and white Winnebago, where four men in blue polo shirts sit in folding chairs under an awning. She has a question. She hopes they have answers.

It’s been a year since her mother’s death, Fields says, and there’s been a nagging issue over the estate. But there aren’t many lawyers’ offices near her East Raleigh home—certainly, none that will help her for free—so she hasn’t been able to clear up the matter. 

In her neighborhood, she says, “I know for a fact there aren’t any resources as far as Legal Aid."

There’s help today.”

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Question For Our Raleigh Personal Injury Lawyers?

At Counsel Carolina, we take pride in the fact that we refuse to represent insurance companies, hospitals, landlords, or other large corporations. However, if you or a family member have been injured, were were hurt at work, are the victim of discrimination or unfair work practices, were involved in a car or trucking accident, or are dealing with the tragic death of a loved one, our team of injury attorneys in Raleigh can help.

Our Raleigh personal injury lawyers and car accident attorneys believe everyone deserves access to an experienced injury attorney and trial attorney regardless of situation or circumstance. So whatever has stopped you in the past from getting the legal help you need — cost, lack of transportation, inconvenience, hidden pricing, unresponsiveness, intimidation — we can help. Counsel Carolina is committed to being part of a community solution.