How Do I Choose a Good Personal Injury Lawyer in South Carolina?

If you were hurt in an accident caused by someone else’s negligence in South Carolina, you’ll likely have concerns about your health, finances, and future. Serious injuries can disrupt your life, requiring money you never anticipated for medical bills, lost…

Do Pedestrian Accidents Go Up Around Back-to-School Season?

As the school year begins and children are more commonly seen on roads and in school zones, it’s crucial to increase school zone safety awareness. According to the National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration, fatal pedestrian accidents involving a child…

Who Is Responsible For a Sports Injury At School?

More than 60,000 boys and 35,000 girls play high school sports in South Carolina. Hundreds of thousands more participate in sports as a part of physical education classes. Every one of them risks injury. As parents, we know we cannot…

Accident Victims Often Suffer Post-Traumatic Stress

In recognition of National Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Month, it is essential to recognize that combat veterans aren’t the only people in our country to experience the disorder. Accident victims often suffer post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) after traumatic events, like motor…

How Much Can You Get for Pain and Suffering in South Carolina?

When someone is injured through no fault of their own, they can get compensation in a personal injury lawsuit, and the purpose of that compensation is to get the victim back to how they were before the accident happened, or…

Traffic Signs in School Zone and What They Mean

School zones are a flurry of activity at certain hours. Every day, thousands of children and adults walk, bike, and drive through school zones in South Carolina. School buses load and unload children. School crossing officers raise signs to stop…

How to Prove Lost Wages in a Personal Injury Case

If you are seriously injured in a car accident or other mishap in South Carolina, you may require extensive rehabilitation. This could leave you unable to work for weeks or even months. You may use up all of your paid…