Serving crash victims
in Charlotte and across NC
A driver looking at a phone can cause a life-changing crash. Our Charlotte distracted driving lawyers prove what happened and hold careless drivers accountable.
One second of distraction. A lifetime of consequences. We’re here to hold them accountable.
Maybe they were checking a text. Watching a video. Scrolling a feed. Whatever it was, it took their eyes off the road—and put you directly in harm’s way.
At Johnson & Groninger PLLC, we stand up for people in Charlotte who’ve been hurt by distracted drivers. Because it’s not “just an accident.” It’s negligence. It’s a preventable decision that changed your life. And someone needs to answer for it.
Distracted driving isn’t just about texting. It’s anything that takes a driver’s:
And with smartphones, in-car entertainment systems, and social media notifications constantly pulling attention, the problem is worse than ever.
Common distractions include:
Distracted driving crashes in Charlotte happen fast—and they leave serious damage in their wake. We’re here to make sure you’re not the one left paying for it.
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), taking your eyes off the road for just five seconds at 55 mph is like driving the length of a football field blindfolded.
It’s no wonder that distracted drivers:
If you’ve been hit by someone who wasn’t paying attention, you already know: it’s not a fender-bender—it’s a nightmare.
We represent injured drivers, passengers, cyclists, and pedestrians in Charlotte who’ve suffered:
Our goal is to help you get the medical care and financial support you need—not just to survive this, but to rebuild your life afterward.
In most cases, the distracted driver is liable. But proving that requires swift action and strong evidence.
Our legal team investigates:
We don’t wait for the insurance company to “do the right thing.” We build a case that makes them.
A distracted driving claim can help you recover damages for:
In some cases, we may also pursue punitive damages—especially if the driver was texting or using social media behind the wheel.
North Carolina follows a strict contributory negligence rule. That means:
If the other driver’s insurance company can prove you were even 1% at fault, you may be barred from recovering anything.
Sound unfair? It is. And insurance companies exploit it.
That’s why having an experienced distracted driving accident attorney is essential. We push back hard against blame-shifting tactics—and we come prepared with evidence that protects your right to full compensation.
If you’ve been hit by a distracted driver, protect yourself by following these steps:
We know how to take on tough cases. We know how to win. And we know how to treat people with respect when they’re going through the worst time of their life.
Clients across Charlotte choose us because:
You’ve been through enough. Let us take it from here.
This shouldn’t have happened. Not to you. And certainly not because someone decided checking their phone was more important than paying attention to the road.
At Johnson & Groninger PLLC, we help crash victims in Charlotte demand justice from distracted drivers—and the insurance companies that try to protect them.
Call us today for a consultation.
Local to Charlotte. Serving Mecklenburg County and surrounding areas.
Free consultations. No upfront fees. No recovery, no fee.
That’s not the end of the story. We investigate phone records, surveillance footage, and digital forensics to uncover distraction—even if it wasn’t documented at the scene.
Yes, in cases where the driver’s behavior was especially reckless—such as texting, Snapchatting, or filming video while driving—we may pursue punitive damages on top of regular compensation.
North Carolina’s contributory negligence rule makes this dangerous. Don’t engage. Let us handle all communication so you don’t say anything they can twist against you.
Distraction isn’t limited to texting. They may have been eating, adjusting music, or interacting with passengers. We look at the full picture—and hold them accountable either way.
In North Carolina, the general statute of limitations for personal injury claims is three years from the date of the crash. But it’s best to act quickly while evidence is still fresh.
We represent clients statewide, with offices in Durham and Charlotte. Whether you’ve been injured at work or hurt in a crash, we’ll meet you where you are.
