Year: 2016

What to Do if At-Fault Driver of a Car Accident Does Not Have Car Insurance Car accidents are bad enough, but when the at-fault driver of a Charleston car accident does not have car insurance, the headache becomes even more compounded….

Bumper to bumper traffic is one of America’s biggest headaches, and individuals from New York to L.A. can all relate to the hours of wasted time spent staring at the “My Son Made the Honor Roll” bumper sticker in front…

“Pedestrians have the right of way” is a rule that we are all taught when obtaining our driver’s license in Charleston, South Carolina, but when we are actually driving, there are instances in which we wonder, “Do pedestrians really have the right…

According to Distraction.gov, “Distracted driving is any activity that could divert a person’s attention away from the primary task of driving. All distractions endanger driver, passenger, and bystander safety.” Distracted driving is a huge problem in the United States, and in particular, in South…

Many South Carolina personal injury cases are settled without the need for a trial. While not every lawsuit can be settled, it is frequently in the best interests of all of the parties involved to resolve the matter outside of court. It…

Who Pays the Hospital Bill and Lifelong Care Costs for Pedestrians With Severe Brain Injuries? In Clinton and throughout the upstate, walking is a excellent form of recreation. Whether you are out for an afternoon stroll or headed out to…

Each year approximately 14 million people visit South Carolina’s Myrtle Beach and the surrounding areas. The Myrtle Beach area is an ideal place for a family vacation. Most families choose to visit during the summer months—June through August—in order to take…

My Child Was Injured at School in Columbia, Who is Responsible for the Negligence? There is nothing more important than protecting the health and safety of your child. Unfortunately, children are always at an especially heightened injury risk. National Injury and…