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Charlotte Bus Accident Lawyers

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Larger buses are an essential part of life in and around the Charlotte area. From private transportation buses and public transportation services to school buses, just about every facet of our city life depends on these vehicles. However, there are times when the careless or negligent actions of bus drivers or bus companies lead to severe accidents. At Brown Moore & Associates, PLLC, our team is here to help when you need a Charlotte bus accident attorney by your side. We understand how complicated these cases can become, and we have the resources necessary to conduct a full investigation so we can help you recover the compensation you need.

Most Common Charlotte Bus Accident Injuries

At Brown Moore & Associates, PLLC, our Charlotte car accident attorneys have extensive experience helping clients who have been injured in bus accidents. Due to the nature of these cases, it is not uncommon for victims to sustain the following:

  • Broken or dislocated bones
  • Severe sprains or strains
  • Internal organ damage
  • Internal bleeding
  • Spinal cord injuries
  • Traumatic brain injuries
  • Concussions
  • Severe lacerations or amputations
  • Significant scarring and disfigurement

We also know that bus accident victims are likely to experience a range of emotional and psychological traumas as a result of the incident. This can include feelings of stress, anxiety, fear, and more. Additionally, vehicle accidents are a leading cause of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Bus accident victims should be treated for every injury that they sustain, including the visible physical injuries as well as the relatively unseen emotional and psychological injuries. Our goal is to help clients recover compensation for every injury they sustain in a bus accident in Charlotte.

Are Bus Accidents Common In Charlotte And Throughout North Carolina?

According to the North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles 2024 Traffic Crash Facts report, buses were involved in hundreds of crashes across the state in 2024. This includes accidents involving the following:

  • Commercial buses: 636 crashes
  • School buses: 1,125 crashes
  • Activity buses: 133 crashes
  • Other types of buses: 166 crashes

Mecklenburg County alone recorded 182 school bus crashes in 2024, the most of any county in North Carolina.

Buses are much larger and heavier than traditional passenger vehicles, which means a collision can cause serious injuries to the people in other vehicles. Bus passengers are also often not secured the way drivers and passengers in cars are, which means a sudden impact can injure many people inside the bus at once.

School Bus Accident Claims In Charlotte

It is important to work with a legal team with specific school bus accident litigation experience, because school bus accidents bring their own unique complications and wrinkles, including:

  • Specialized law: Special laws govern the prosecution of an injury claim arising out of a school bus accident. It may be required that an injured victim brings his or her claim against the local board of education, and has the claim adjudicated through the Industrial Commission. Unlike a typical auto accident injury claim, there are specific statutes detailing different procedures for school bus accident cases.
  • Damage caps: These specific laws may limit the recovery a plaintiff can receive in bus accident cases, making it all the more important to make sure you have experienced legal counsel that can help you maximize your case.
  • Victim age: Many school bus accidents involve injuries to children or adolescents, presenting special considerations in the litigation.

At Brown Moore & Associates, PLLC, we have more than 50 combined years of legal experience in many types of personal injury cases, including bus accident litigation. Our Charlotte school bus accident lawyers have the experience and skill to help you secure the maximum compensation award possible in your case.

Contact a Charlotte Bus Accident Attorney Today

If you or somebody you love has been injured in an accident caused by the careless or negligent actions of a bus driver or bus company in the Charlotte area, contact the team at Brown Moore & Associates, PLLC for help as soon as possible. Our attorneys have extensive experience handling complex personal injury claims throughout North Carolina, and we know what it takes to help clients recover total compensation for their losses. We want to make sure that you receive coverage of your medical bills, property damage losses, emotional distress damages, lost income, and more. When you need a Charlotte bus accident attorney, you can contact us for a free consultation of your case or by calling us at 704-335-1500.

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