01/23/26 | Car AccidentFour categories of evidence determine whether a car accident claim succeeds in South Carolina: Physical evidence from the scene: Skid marks, debris fields, gouge marks in the asphalt, and photos of vehicle damage before repai...Read More
What Happens If You Get Sideswiped in South Carolina? Can I Get Compensation?
01/22/26 | Car AccidentThree things happen after a sideswipe collision in South Carolina: The claim becomes a credibility battle. Unlike rear-end collisions where fault is usually obvious, sideswipes often devolve into he-said-she-said disputes. Wi...Read More
What Happens When the At-Fault Driver’s Insurance Isn’t Enough to Cover My Injuries?
01/21/26 | Car AccidentMany at-fault drivers only carry the state minimum liability limits. In South Carolina, that usually means just $25,000. If your medical bills are $100,000, $25,000 does not fix your problem—it barely scratches the surface....Read More
What Is Considered Reckless Driving in South Carolina?
01/20/26 | Car AccidentMost car accidents are exactly that—accidents. A driver looks down at the radio for a split second, misjudges a stopping distance, or fails to check a blind spot. In legal terms, we call this negligence. It is a failure to ...Read More
What Questions Should I Ask My Car Accident Attorney?
01/19/26 | Car AccidentFive categories of questions will tell you whether a car accident attorney is right for your case: Fee structure — Is the fee calculated on the gross or net settlement? Who pays case costs if you lose? Does the percentage i...Read More
What Is the Truck Accident Claim Process?
01/05/26 | Truck AccidentsThe truck accident claim process is a structured legal journey to recover compensation for injuries and losses caused by a collision with a large commercial vehicle. This process is far more complex than a typical car acciden...Read More
What Happens When a Trucking Company Violates FMCSA Rules?
01/04/26 | Truck AccidentsWhen a trucking company breaks federal safety rules, it can lead to devastating accidents, and the company can be held financially responsible for the injuries and damages that result. These rules, set by the Federal Motor Ca...Read More
What Are the Most Common Ways Truck Drivers Cause Accidents?
01/03/26 | Truck AccidentsLarge commercial trucks are a constant presence on South Carolina roads, from I-26 heading into Charleston to the busy corridors around the Port. While most truck drivers are safe and professional, accidents do happen, and th...Read More
What Are the Common Types of Truck Accidents?
01/02/26 | Truck AccidentsThe common types of truck accidents include jackknifes, rollovers, underride collisions, tire blowouts, and lost load incidents, each caused by a unique set of circumstances such as driver error, mechanical failure, or improp...Read More
What Is Strict Liability Law?
01/01/26 | UncategorizedIn most personal injury cases, showing that someone was careless or negligent is the key to holding them responsible. But what if you could hold a party accountable for your injuries even if they weren’t necessarily car...Read More
What Are the Steps in a Personal Injury Lawsuit?
12/05/25 | Personal InjuriesEach step in a personal injury lawsuit serves a specific purpose designed to ensure a fair process for everyone involved. From gathering the initial evidence to the final resolution, a clear legal strategy is essential. Knowi...Read More
Questions to Ask Your Personal Injury Attorney at Your First Meeting
12/04/25 | Personal InjuriesPreparing for your first meeting with a personal injury attorney can feel like a significant step, and it is. Asking the right questions is the key to understanding your options and finding a legal advocate who is the right f...Read More
How to Choose a Personal Injury Lawyer
12/03/25 | Personal InjuriesChoosing the right personal injury lawyer is a significant decision that can shape the outcome of your case. The best approach involves evaluating an attorney’s specific experience with cases like yours, understanding t...Read More
How Long Does a Personal Injury Lawsuit Take?
12/02/25 | Personal InjuriesThe time it takes to resolve a personal injury lawsuit can range from a few months to several years. While many cases settle relatively quickly, others involve a more detailed process depending on the severity of your injurie...Read More
Can I Sue for an Old Injury?
12/01/25 | Personal InjuriesYes, in some situations, you may be able to sue for an old injury in South Carolina, but your ability to do so is governed by a strict legal deadline. The key factors are the state’s statute of limitations and specific exce...Read More
How Do Insurance Companies Negotiate Personal Injury Settlements in South Carolina?
11/19/25 | Personal InjuriesInsurance companies handle personal injury claims with one goal—paying as little as possible. Adjusters use negotiation software, psychological tactics, and drawn-out timelines to protect company profits. These tactics can ...Read More
What Does Liability Mean in Insurance Claims?
11/19/25 | Personal InjuriesIt happens in seconds on a Charleston street corner. Your car sits at a red light when another driver crashes into the back of it. Before long, the other driver’s insurance company is on the phone. The adjuster sounds polit...Read More
Why Blind Spots Cause So Many Truck Accidents: The Unseen Danger
11/19/25 | Truck AccidentsOn South Carolina highways, a passenger car can disappear from a truck driver’s view in seconds. Large commercial trucks have wide blind spots, called No-Zones, where smaller vehicles vanish entirely from view. When a truck...Read More
What Is A Nursing Home’s Responsibility In Preventing Nighttime Falls?
11/19/25 | Nursing Home AbuseThe darkness of night in a nursing home should bring rest, not risk. For many residents, however, the hours after sunset present the greatest danger for a serious fall. When a facility neglects proper safety protocols, a prev...Read More
Where Do Pedestrian Accidents Most Often Occur? Identifying High-Risk Zones in South Carolina
11/19/25 | Pedestrian AccidentsCrossing the street might seem like a routine part of the day, but for many pedestrians in South Carolina, it can also be one of the most dangerous. The way roads are designed, how drivers behave, and even the time of day can...Read More
Can a Family Be Held Liable for a Fall in a Nursing Home?
10/31/25 | Nursing Home AbuseWhen a beloved family member suffers a fall in a nursing home, the first feelings are often fear and concern for their well-being. Shortly after, however, questions about how and why it happened begin to surface. In most situ...Read More
How Often Should Nursing Home Staff Check on Bedridden Residents?
10/31/25 | Nursing Home AbuseAs a general rule, nursing home staff should check on and reposition bedridden residents at least every two hours. This is a widely accepted standard of care designed to prevent serious health complications, but the exact fre...Read More
What Can I Sue for in a Truck Accident?
10/31/25 | Truck AccidentsIf you have been injured in an accident with a large commercial truck, a truck accident lawyer can help you pursue financial compensation, legally known as damages, to cover your medical bills, lost income, property damage, a...Read More
What If I Am Partly to Blame for My Car Accident?
10/31/25 | Car AccidentEven if you believe you are partly to blame for your car accident in South Carolina, you may still be able to recover compensation for your injuries. The key is understanding how our state’s specific laws on shared faul...Read More
Should I Get a Lawyer for a Motorcycle Accident?
10/31/25 | Motorcycle AccidentIf you or someone you love suffered injuries in a motorcycle crash, getting a lawyer is a very wise decision. A motorcycle accident can leave you with serious injuries, mounting medical bills, and a damaged bike. While you fo...Read More
