What is Maximum Medical Improvement?

Maximum Medical Improvement (MMI) is integral to personal injury cases and can affect how much compensation you receive. Read on to learn the significance of MMI in personal injury claims and understand why waiting until you reach this stage is…

The Impact of Pre-existing Conditions on Personal Injury Claims

A personal injury claim can be complex, but even more so when a pre-existing condition is involved. As experienced personal injury lawyers in Myrtle Beach, we have seen firsthand how a pre-existing condition can affect the outcome of a personal…

Personal Injury Law: Key Concepts and Principles

In personal injury law, certain fundamental concepts and principles must be understood. At Joye Law Firm, we firmly believe in empowering our clients by equipping them with the knowledge and understanding needed to navigate the intricate legal process. Our Charleston…

What is Considered a “Soft Tissue” Injury?

After an accident, it is common for victims to suffer multiple types of injuries. While some injuries are plainly visible, such as bone fractures or open wounds, others, such as soft tissue injuries, are harder to detect. While they may…

What Is Subrogation in Insurance?

After a car accident caused by another motorist, your health insurance may pay your medical bills or other costs related to the accident. Afterward, you may receive a notice that your insurer will pursue subrogation against the other driver’s insurance…

Are Personal Injury Settlements Taxable?

When seeking legal guidance after an injury, you may have questions about whether you will owe either state or federal income tax on the insurance settlement resulting from your personal injury claim. The short answer is no. Personal injury settlements…

Is it Better to Go to Trial or Take a Settlement?

Many injured victims assume that the only way to obtain compensation for a personal injury is to take the case to court. While taking your case to trial is an excellent way to establish the other party’s fault, it isn’t…