How Do Insurance Companies Negotiate Personal Injury Settlements in South Carolina?

11/19/25 | Personal Injuries
Insurance 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 Injuries
It 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 Accidents
On 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 Abuse
The 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 Accidents
Crossing 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 Abuse
When 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 Abuse
As 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 Accidents
If 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 Accident
Even 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 Accident
If 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

What to Do After a Motorcycle Accident

09/30/25 | Motorcycle Accident
Motorcycle riders lack the enclosed protection that vehicle occupants enjoy. As such, victims of bike crashes endure severe injuries and fatalities. They may also face financial strain due to prolonged treatment plans and the...Read More

What Happens if a Truck Driver Leaves the Scene of an Accident

09/24/25 | Truck Accidents
A truck accident can leave you nursing physical and psychological injuries. The crush can also strain your finances due to expensive medical bills and the inability to work. You still have the right to seek compensation even ...Read More

Who Is Liable: Car Owner or Driver?

09/17/25 | Car Accident
After a car accident, injured victims often face overwhelming pain, stress, and financial uncertainty. The road to recovery can feel daunting, particularly when medical bills and lost income pile up. You may be entitled to co...Read More

What to Look for in a Fall Prevention Plan at Nursing Homes

09/10/25 | Nursing Home Abuse
Falls are one of the leading causes of serious injuries in nursing homes, and many are preventable with a proper fall prevention plan. When facilities fail to implement or follow effective safety measures, residents can suffe...Read More

How to Advocate for Better Staffing Ratios in Nursing Homes

09/03/25 | Nursing Home Abuse
Under-staffing in nursing homes often leads to neglect, compromised safety, and the dignity of the loved ones. Residents in understaffed nursing homes may suffer bedsores, dehydration, malnutrition, infections, medication err...Read More

What if I Am Partly to Blame for My Motorcycle Accident?

08/29/25 | Motorcycle Accident
When a motorcycle accident occurs, determining who bears responsibility can become a complex battle between riders, drivers, and insurance companies. Insurance claims adjusters often seek ways to shift blame onto motorcyclist...Read More

Who Is Liable for a Truck Accident?

08/22/25 | Uncategorized
Truck accidents can change lives in an instant. They frequently leave victims with serious to catastrophic injuries, overwhelming medical bills, and uncertainty about their future. When these devastating collisions occur, det...Read More

Who Is at Fault for a T-Bone Accident?

08/15/25 | Car Accident
If you’ve been involved in a T-bone accident resulting in injuries and damages, understanding fault and liability is not only important, but also empowering. It’s the key to protecting your rights and securing fai...Read More

What Happens During a Nursing Home Inspection After a Reported Incident?

08/08/25 | Nursing Home Abuse
When incidents occur in nursing homes, state and federal agencies conduct thorough inspections to determine whether residents received appropriate care and if facilities met their legal obligations. These inspections serve as...Read More

When Does Medication Error Become Nursing Home Negligence?

08/01/25 | Nursing Home Abuse
Medication errors in nursing homes pose serious risks to residents’ health and safety. When our loved ones enter long-term care facilities, we expect them to receive proper medical care and accurate medication administr...Read More

How to Request Security Camera Footage After a Nursing Home Fall

07/24/25 | Nursing Home Abuse
Nursing home falls represent one of the most common and devastating incidents affecting elderly residents in care facilities across the U.S. When your loved one suffers an injury from a fall in a nursing home, you may have qu...Read More

Do Mobility Aids Reduce or Increase the Risk of Nursing Home Falls?

07/18/25 | Nursing Home Abuse
Mobility aids, such as wheelchairs, walkers, and canes, serve as lifelines for many nursing home residents, helping them maintain independence and move safely throughout their daily routines. However, the relationship between...Read More

What to Do if Your Loved One Complains About Being Ignored in a Nursing Home

07/12/25 | Nursing Home Abuse
Nursing home neglect is a serious issue affecting thousands of elderly residents across the country. When families entrust their loved ones to the care of nursing home facilities, they expect compassionate, attentive treatmen...Read More

How to Get a Second Opinion on Your Loved One’s Care Plan

07/06/25 | Nursing Home Abuse
Obtaining a second opinion on medical care is not just a common practice but a powerful tool that empowers you as a family member. Whether you’re dealing with a complicated diagnosis, questioning treatment options, or l...Read More

What Are the Legal Time Limits for Filing a Nursing Home Abuse Lawsuit?

07/01/25 | Nursing Home Abuse
When we place our loved ones in nursing homes, we trust that they’ll receive compassionate, professional care in their golden years. Unfortunately, far too many residents face abuse, neglect, or mistreatment at the hand...Read More