Hardison & Cochran Secures $1.55 Million Settlement for Clients Injured in NC Car Accident

The Raleigh personal injury firm helped the out-of-state victims obtain justice after a head-on collision in North Carolina

RALEIGH, NC, August 12, 2026 /24-7PressRelease/ — The team at Hardison & Cochran is proud to announce that Attorney Rick W. Scott successfully secured a $1.55 million car accident settlement for the victims.

The firm’s clients were Virginia residents, heading back home on Highway 86 North of Yanceyville, NC, when the defendant’s car crossed the center line and hit them head on. The victims were transported to the ER in Durham, NC, and were diagnosed with fractured bones and internal injuries.

“This settlement provides meaningful compensation to our clients after suffering devastating injuries because of someone else’s careless mistake,” says Attorney Scott. “It also highlights the lengths we’ll go to support our clients through incredibly difficult circumstances and fight for a resolution that helps them move forward.”

For more information about the firm’s notable verdicts and settlements, visit www.lawyernc.com/case-results/.

About Hardison & Cochran

For over 40 years, the experienced attorneys of Hardison & Cochran have been helping the people of North Carolina with their personal injury, workers’ compensation, and Social Security Disability claims. In that time, the firm has grown from one small office in Dunn, North Carolina, to six offices across the Tar Heel state in Raleigh, Greensboro, Fayetteville, Greenville, Wilmington, and Dunn.

Hardison & Cochran welcomes North Carolina residents who have been injured or are seeking disability benefits to contact the firm for a free consultation. To learn more, visit www.lawyernc.com.


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