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No one plans to be in a vehicle collision, but being prepared can help keep you safe when the unexpected occurs. When a crash happens, you can work with a car accident attorney, to get financial compensation for your injuries….

Self-driving cars, also known as autonomous vehicles, are becoming a more common sight on the roads of South Carolina. In the event of an accident involving autonomous cars, understanding the current legal framework and taking appropriate action is crucial. If…

Being prepared with effective strategies for preventing road rage accidents can protect you in a potentially dangerous situation. If you are hurt in a crash with an aggressive driver, an experienced car accident lawyer can help safeguard your rights and…

Columbia, South Carolina’s vibrant capital city, is home to nearly 140,000 residents and growing fast. Whether you’re a new mover or a long-time resident, being aware of the metropolitan’s most dangerous intersections can help you stay safe on the road….

Charleston, South Carolina, is renowned for its historic charm, cobblestone streets, and picturesque Waterfront Park. A popular destination for vacations, the city saw 7 million tourist visits in 2022. While we welcome visitors, increased traffic from out-of-state drivers can also…

Accidents on another person’s residential or business property can result in life-altering injuries. Brain, neck, spinal cord injuries, and fractures can frequently occur in premises liability cases. These injuries often result in substantial medical expenses, lost income, and a lengthy…

When it comes to driving, age is often a hot topic of discussion. There’s a common stereotype that teenagers are poor drivers and another belief that older adults often struggle behind the wheel. But what do the statistics say? Exploring…