Hit and RunNorth Carolina traffic laws require that every driver must stop when he or she is in an accident involving their motor vehicle. A driver who does not stop and report damages to the owner of the vehicle may be at risk of being charged with a Class 1 misdemeanor. Being found guilty of this charge may result in driver's license being revoked for one year. Parton Law has experienced attorneys who know the ins and outs of traffic court and are always ready to work hard for our Clients.
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