Case Studies

It was the summer of 1996. Tiffany Parks, a 22-year-old girl from Charleston, South Carolina was on her way home from a night out with friends when she discovered another friend’s car had been towed. Offering the group a ride…

It was spring 1999 and 16-year-old Leslie Groves* had just received her driver’s license. On the Friday before spring break, the popular straight-A student excitedly asked her parents for permission to drive to school that morning instead of riding the…

Forrest has always been proud of the quality of his work and of his family. At age 38, everything seemed to be on track for him.  His son was a junior at the Citadel and he had a good steady…

Michelle has devoted her life to caring for others, working for over 30 years as a radiology technologist for a number of local hospitals and medical clinics. “That was pretty much all I knew,” said Michelle. “I completed training to…

Every year, thousands of shoppers are injured, and sometimes killed, due to falling merchandise and other negligent acts of corporations that own and operate shopping centers and stores. With the increasing size and number of warehouse-style retail stores (also known…

A jury in the U.S. District Court for the District of South Carolina (Charleston Division) awarded a $6 million verdict on November 8 to an injured S.C. Department of Transportation worker, Joye Law Firm announced today. Carl McNeill, an inspector employed…

One beautiful spring day, the lives of John and Anne O’Brien were forever changed. Their six-year-old daughter, Annie, was struck and killed by an automobile while exiting a school bus. Even though the investigating police officers did not fault the driver…

Estate of Mary G. vs. Cooper/Ports America, LLC et al. Case Number: 2019-CP-10-1949 Joye Law Firm has reached a $5 million settlement for the family of a Charleston woman struck and killed by a Navy base worker who was driving…