Justin Dewindt Ramey
Burts Law PLLC
Office: Newton, North Carolina (Catawba County)
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- Newton, North Carolina
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- Catawba County
- Years in practice
- 12
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- North Carolina: Active, information last reviewed 9/14/2026
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Justin Dewindt Ramey lists civil litigation and personal injury among the matters they handle for people in Catawba County, North Carolina.
About Justin Dewindt Ramey
Justin Dewindt Ramey is affiliated with Burts Law PLLC. Published individual practice or professional focus areas include Personal Injury, Civil Litigation.
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- 24 N Brady AveNewton, North Carolina 28658 (Catawba County)
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- Law firm
- Burts Law PLLC
- burtslaw.com/about-us-burts-law-pllc/justin-ramey
- Office: Newton, North Carolina (Catawba County)
- (704) 997-8662
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Common personal injury questions
Questions people ask before contacting a lawyer like Justin Dewindt Ramey. General information for North Carolina, not legal advice.
What should I do after a car accident in North Carolina?
Get medical care even if you feel okay, because some injuries appear days later. Take photos, get the police report number, collect the other driver's insurance details, and keep every bill and receipt connected to the crash.
Should I give a recorded statement to the insurance company?
Be careful before giving a recorded statement to the other driver's insurer, because your words can be used to reduce or deny your claim. You can politely decline until you have talked with a lawyer about your case.
The insurance company already offered me money. Should I take it?
Early offers are often made before the full cost of medical care, lost work and future treatment is known. Once you sign a release, the claim is closed forever, so it is worth understanding the value of your claim before accepting.
How long do I have to file an injury claim in North Carolina?
Most North Carolina injury claims have a three year deadline from the date of the injury, and claims against government bodies follow shorter, special rules. Missing the deadline usually ends the claim, so it is smart to confirm your exact date early.
What if I was partly at fault for the accident?
North Carolina follows a strict rule called contributory negligence: if you are found even one percent at fault, you can be barred from recovering anything. That harsh rule is a major reason insurance companies argue hard about fault, and a lawyer can evaluate it before you give up.
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North Carolina
Bar number 47133
Status as recorded by the licensing body: Active
Admitted 2014-04-02
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