About Ted A Greve & Associates PA — Personal Injury Concord North Carolina
Ted A Greve & Associates PA handles personal injury Concord claims for accident victims across Cabarrus County. The firm has served the Carolinas and Georgia for more than 25 years. Its attorneys focus on car accidents, workplace injuries, and other negligence claims. Because early action matters, the firm offers free consultations to review each case. You can compare nearby firms on the Concord attorney directory. The team works to recover fair value for medical bills, lost income, and long-term care.
With decades of injury practice, the firm understands how North Carolina insurance disputes unfold. It gathers crash reports, medical records, and witness accounts to support each claim. Specifically, the attorneys handle negotiations so clients can focus on recovery. They also explain contributory negligence, a strict North Carolina rule that can affect your case. As a result, clients get clear guidance about what their claim is worth.
Why Choose Ted A Greve & Associates PA
Ted A Greve & Associates PA has served the Carolinas and Georgia for more than 25 years, focusing its personal injury Concord practice on car accidents, workplace injuries, and other negligence claims in Cabarrus County. The firm gathers crash reports, medical records, and witness accounts, and explains North Carolina’s strict contributory negligence rule. Free consultations let injured people review their case before deciding.
Personal Injury Concord — Practice Areas & Services
- Car and motorcycle accident claims on Cabarrus County roads and highways.
- Workers’ compensation cases for injured North Carolina employees.
- Slip-and-fall and premises liability matters in the Concord area.
- Insurance claim disputes with regional and national carriers.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is North Carolina’s contributory negligence rule?
North Carolina follows a strict contributory negligence standard. If you share any fault for an accident, you may be barred from recovery. An experienced attorney helps protect against unfair fault claims.
How long does a personal injury case take in Concord?
Many claims settle within several months through insurance negotiation. Cases that go to trial can take a year or longer. The timeline depends on injury severity and how the insurer responds.
Do I need a lawyer for a minor accident in Cabarrus County?
Even minor crashes can lead to disputed medical bills and delayed symptoms. A free consultation lets you learn your options before signing anything. Local cases are filed at the Cabarrus County Courthouse in Concord.
Quick Facts: Personal Injury in Concord, North Carolina
- Local crashes: Cabarrus County saw 28 fatal crashes among 5,755 total crashes in a recent year — NCDOT Crash Facts
- Filing deadline: 3 years for most injury claims — N.C. Gen. Stat. § 1-52
- Fault rule: North Carolina applies contributory negligence — N.C. court precedent



