our philosophy
A Legacy of Compassionate Representation
At Olive, Sanchez & Associates our attorneys have dedicated their careers standing up for the injured and their families. We continue the proud legacy started by The Olive Law Firm in 1957, now combining decades of experience with modern, client-centered service. Our minority and veteran-owned firm remains committed to one guiding principle: treat every client like family.
Personalized Service
You’ll always speak with someone who knows your case—and meet directly with the attorney handling it.
Experienced Advocacy
Our attorneys bring decades of combined experience and deep local roots in Charlotte’s legal community.
Accessible Support
We return calls the same day and offer in-home or hospital visits when you can’t come to us.
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Our Strategic Advantage
We go beyond traditional service to meet you where you are with flexible, bilingual, and compassionate representation.
Knowledge and Experience
Our attorneys and staff have decades of experience and knowledge.
Free Consultations
Get answers and guidance with no upfront cost.
Virtual Services
Secure digital meetings and document sharing.
Bilingual Representation
Full English and Spanish support from intake to resolution.
How we can help?
Whether you’ve been injured at work, in a crash, or due to negligence, we can help. Our firm focuses solely on personal injury and workers’ compensation law, including:
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Behind every successful case is a dedicated team who is here for you at every step of the process.
Frequently Asked Questions
To assess if you can sue for personal injury, consider whether the other party had a duty of care, if they breached that duty (negligence), if there is a direct link between their actions and your injury, and if you’ve suffered actual damages. Be mindful of the statute of limitations for filing a lawsuit. Consult with a personal injury attorney for personalized advice based on your situation.
After an accident causing injury and property damage, ensure safety, seek medical attention, and move to a safe location. Report the incident to the police, exchange information with the other party, and document the scene. Take photos, get witness contact details, and retain evidence. Seek medical care, notify your insurance company, and keep records of all communication. Consider consulting legal help and stay in touch with insurance and healthcare providers. For personalized guidance, consult a legal professional.
Hiring a personal injury attorney is crucial because they provide extensive legal expertise, assess the strength of your case, negotiate fair settlements, develop tailored legal strategies, offer court representation, guide you through legal procedures, maximize compensation, handle communications with insurance companies, bring experience from similar cases, and provide peace of mind, allowing you to focus on recovery.
The duration of a personal injury case varies. Factors like case complexity, severity of injuries, insurance cooperation, court schedules, and negotiation periods influence the timeline. Some cases resolve quickly, while others may take months or even years. Consult with your attorney for a more accurate estimate based on your situation.
Yes, it’s recommended to contact your insurance company even if you’re not at fault. This ensures compliance with policy requirements, allows for potential coverage of medical expenses, and provides legal protection. Before contacting your insurance company, you should consult with an attorney who can guide you through the process and can communicate with the insurance companies for you.
Determining compensation for pain and suffering varies. Factors include the severity and duration of injuries, impact on daily life, medical evidence, permanency of injuries, and negotiation skills. There’s no fixed formula, and consulting a personal injury attorney is recommended for case-specific guidance.
No, all automobile accidents are not the same. They can vary significantly based on factors such as the severity of injuries, property damage, the number of vehicles involved, road conditions, and the circumstances leading to the accident. Each accident is unique, and the legal and insurance considerations can differ based on the specific details of the case.