21-year old Marshall Clifford Heckel of Lumberton has been charged with two misdemeanors after the driver error car accident on Monday morning that killed two.

North Carolina State Highway Patrol officials say the accident occurred when Heckel failed to stop at the stop sign at the intersection at McQueen Road and Rennert Road in Robeson County.  A truck traveling north bound at about 50 mph did not have a stop sign and struck the passenger side of Heckel’s vehicle after he ran through the stop sign.  The driver of the truck, Fred Nelson Gibbs, died at the scene of the accident.  Heckel’s passenger, 20-year old Brittany Darylin Graybill was taken to a nearby hospital where she later died.

Police officials believe Heckel did not brake at all before running the stop sign and that all three were wearing seatbelts.

Our thoughts and prayers go out the family and friends of those lost in this terrible car accident.

A dangerous intersection in Charlotte, North Carolina is being reviewed by the North Carolina Department of Transportation to see if a traffic light or other safety precaution is needed.

The intersection is between Highway 87 and Highway 11 in Charlotte.   This past memorial day weekend, a woman died in an accident at the intersection, causing many nearby residents to call for the DOT to take action in making it a safer intersection.

The non-emergency See Click Fix reports issued by concerned citizens grabbed the North Carolina DOT’s attention, and because there was a fatality at the intersection, the DOT will investigate the intersection’s accident history and determine what the best step to take is.

If you or someone you love has been injured in a car accident, contact the Charlotte car accident lawyers of the Law Offices of William K. Goldfarb at 866-298-0768 to learn more about your rights.

Two people were injured in a Charlotte car accident Monday morning.

According to officials with the Charlotte Police Department, a driver was attempting to turn left onto Tyron Street shortly before 9:00 a.m. Monday when the accident occurred. Police say another driver, in a sport utility vehicle, struck the car and then crashed into a telephone pole. The pole broke in half and the power line dangled over the car, authorities say.

The traffic lights at the intersection lost power as a result of the crash, as did a nearby Dunkin’ Donuts restaurant.

Both drivers were transported to a nearby hospital after the crash. Their conditions are not known and police could not comment on the nature of their injuries.

Emergency crews closed the inbound lanes of South Tyron Street, and police diverted traffic through a parking lot while they investigated and cleaned up the crash scene.

If you or someone you love has been involved in a car accident, please contact the Charlotte car accident attorneys of the Law Offices of William K. Goldfarb by calling 866-298-0768.

A three-bus accident in Brunswick, Georgia  left nine high school students and one adult with injuries. The injured people were members of the Providence High School band in Charlotte, N.C.  The accident occurred on I-95 at around 12:40 p.m. Sources believe that one of the buses collided with another vehicle on the road, causing a chain-reaction crash involving the other buses. Six of the students were treated at the scene, while the three others were transported to a local hospital for treatment. The driver of the bus was flown to a Savannah hospital with serious injuries.

If you or someone you love has been hurt in a bus accident, contact the Charlotte bus accident attorneys of the Law Offices of William K. Goldfarb at 866-298-0768 to discuss your legal options.

A man was injured after his scooter collided head-on with an SUV in Asheville Monday evening.

According to North Carolina State Highway Patrol Trooper Eddie Hobson, 23 year-old Jamie Walker, of Rose Carswell Road, was driving a scooter south east on Hayes Water Road Monday evening when he crossed the centerline into oncoming traffic. Walker was struck by a northeast-boud Chevrolet Blazer.

North Carolina State Highway Patrol Trooper Eric Phillips said Walker was transported to Mission Memorial Hospital after the accident. Hobson believes Walker suffered serious injury to his lower extremities.

If you or someone you know has been the victim of a Charlotte car accident, please contact a Charlotte personal injury lawyer of the Law Offices of William K. Goldfarb at 866-298-0768 to discuss your legal options.

Two men from North Carolina died Thursday after an early morning car crash in Brunswick County.

According to officials with the North Carolina Highway Patrol, 84 year-old William Stanley, of Calabash, was pronounced dead at the scene of the accident shortly before 11:30 a.m. North Carolina Highway Patrol Trooper Matthew Strangman said 77 year-old Robert Gurganus, of Ocean Isle Beach, was airlifted to New Hanover Regional Medical Center in Wilmington following the crash. Gurganus was pronounced dead at 1:21 p.m.

Preliminary reports from the N.C. Highway Patrol state the accident occurred shortly after 11:00 a.m. when Stanley, who was in a southbound 2005 Chevrolet Impala on Old Georgetown Road, near North Carolina 904, ran off the right side of the road, overcorrected and drove into oncoming traffic. Stanley collided with a 2007 Toyota Camry driven by Gurganus.

Both men were wearing seat belts and airbags deployed in both vehicles, Strangman said.

If you or someone you know has been the victim of a Charlotte car accident, please contact the Charlotte personal injury lawyers of the Law Offices of William K. Goldfarb at 866-298-0768 to discuss your legal options.

Police say charges are pending against a man from Carrol County, North Carolina who allegedly drove the wrong way on an Interstate Saturday, causing a fatal crash.

According to information given by a Douglas County 911 center, 71 year-old Bruce Quayle was traveling eastbound in the westbound lanes of Interstate 20 in a 2008 Chevy Silverado, Saturday afternoon, in the path of a Mitsubishi Mirage driven by a couple from Alabama.

Gregory Suedmeyer, a 21 year-old Marine Lance Corporal, was driving the Mitsubishi at the time of the crash. He was pronounced dead at Grady Hospital about two hours after the crash. Suedmeyer’s wife, 19 year-old Katelyn Suedmeyer, is listed in critical but stable condition at Atlanta Medical Center.

According to a report released by the Cobb County Police Department, Quale suffered non-life-threatening injuries in the crash.

Investigators have not determined why Quayle was driving the wrong way.

If you or someone you know has been injured in a Charlotte car accident, an attorney can be vital in securing the appropriate compensation victims and their families deserve. Please contact the Charlotte Personal Injury Lawyers of the William Goldfarb Law Offices for a professional and realistic assessment of your unique case. Call 866-298-0768 today.

A Winston-Salem woman is facing charges of felony death by vehicle following a one-car DWI accident that killed three people.

Police officials say Amanda Sperduti will face three charges of felony death by vehicle in connection with an accident that occurred on February 13 in Browns Summit. Sperduti was reportedly driving twice the posted speed limit of 45 mph at the time of the crash. She lost control of her vehicle and struck a tree.

The three passengers in the vehicle with Sperduit were killed in the wreck. 23 year-old Scott Bedwell, 18 year-old Taylor McCaskill, and 18 year-old Sascha Hoffmann were all pronounced dead at the scene of the accident.

In addition to the felonies, Sperduti is also charged with one count misdemeanor possession of drug paraphernalia, and one count of misdemeanor exceeding a safe speed. She is being held in lieu of a $100,000 bond.

If you or a loved one has been injured in a car accident due to the negligent or reckless actions of another person, you may be entitled to compensation from the responsible party. A Charlotte personal injury lawyer of the William K. Goldfarb Law Offices will aggressively defend your rights and fight for fair repayment on your behalf. Please call 866-298-0768 for a realistic and professional evaluation of your case.

A North Carolina State Trooper was injured when an alleged drunk driver struck his patrol car on Interstate 77 Thursday.

Investigators for the Highway Patrol said the crash occurred shortly before 11:00 a.m. while the trooper’s car was parked along the side of the road. The officer was conducting traffic observations and was struck by another vehicle from behind. According to North Carolina Highway Patrol Sgt. Mitch Hahn, trooper Avery Williams and the two people in the other vehicle were transported to Baptist Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

The driver of the other car, Joey Hollan Tester, is facing charges of driving while intoxicated, failure to reduce speed, driving with now insurance, and driving while license restricted.

If you or someone you know has been injured in a North Carolina car accident, please contact a Charlotte personal injury lawyer of the Law Offices of William K. Goldfarb to learn more about your legal options. Please call 866-298-0768.

A fourth-grade teacher and another driver were seriously injured in a head-on collision on Carolina’s Highway 73 on Thursday morning.  According to sources close to the case, the collision occurred less than a mile from the school where the teacher was employed.  The accident occurred when a Dodge Ram pickup truck driven by the other driver apparently crossed the median and struck the teacher’s car at 55 mph.

Car accidents can have devastating effects on your health and well-being. If you or someone you love has been hurt in a serious accident, contact the Charlotte personal injury lawyers of the Law Offices of William K. Goldfarb at 866-298-0768 today.