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What to Do After a Fatal Hit-and-Run in South Carolina
A hit-and-run in South Carolina is bad enough, but this situation becomes even more difficult to bear when victims lose their lives. For the surviving family members of these victims, the road toward justice can seem daunting. How do you track down a driver who killed your loved one before fleeing the scene? How… Read More »
Teens Keep Dying in South Carolina Motorcycle Crashes
One might argue that teen motorcycle deaths in South Carolina are nothing surprising. The stereotype of thrill-seeking young people is strong, but the real stories behind these fatal incidents are often much more complex. This is something that grieving parents understand all too well as they fight for justice after losing their children. A… Read More »
Olive Garden Shooting in South Carolina Injures Two People
Many South Carolina residents enjoy eating out at various restaurants, and the Olive Garden is a popular choice. With affordable menu options and a family-friendly atmosphere, this restaurant has something to offer for everyone. Unfortunately, South Carolina patrons got more than they bargained for after a recent shooting at an Olive Garden location in… Read More »
Can You Sue for Wildfire Injuries in South Carolina?
Wildfires have been ripping through North Carolina and South Carolina within the past few weeks, and one single blaze in Horry County ignited more than 2,000 acres. This same fire was traced back to the negligence of a single woman, which raises an important question: Can you hold individuals or companies liable for your… Read More »
Important Steps if Your Loved One Is in Critical Condition After a South Carolina Motorcycle Crash
At first, you may have been heartened to hear that your loved one had survived a serious motorcycle crash. However, this optimism can quickly fade after it becomes clear how serious the injuries were. After arriving at the hospital, you may learn that your family member is in critical condition – and their chances… Read More »
Random Violence Continues to Endanger the Public in South Carolina Businesses
Over the past few days, headlines have been dominated by stories of random violence across South Carolina businesses. These incidents have involved shootings, stabbings, and other forms of assault. In many cases, people were hurt without provocation or reason, often while browsing retail stores, filling up gas, or trying to order meals. What can… Read More »
Numerous Wrongful Death Lawsuits Proceed in South Carolina
Within the past few weeks, numerous wrongful death lawsuits in South Carolina have progressed. Some have led to major settlements, while the outcome of others is not as clear. These lawsuits are also highly varied, involving everything from golf course accidents and drunk drivers to defective hot tubs and insurance schemes. If you believe… Read More »
Major Semi-Truck Crash Reported in South Carolina
In January of 2025, multiple sources reported a major crash involving multiple tractor-trailers. Numerous injuries were confirmed. This crash highlights how dangerous the trucking industry has become in South Carolina, and these stories have become all too common. If you were involved in a semi-truck crash in South Carolina, consider a consultation with a… Read More »
Semi-Truck Accident in South Carolina Hospitalizes Children
One of the worst scenarios imaginable in South Carolina is a collision between a school bus and a semi-truck. When children are packed inside school buses with no seat belts, an impact from a speeding semi-truck can be catastrophic. This is exactly what happened in a recent South Carolina trucking accident, and it led… Read More »
Struck by Multiple Vehicles in a South Carolina Motorcycle Crash: What Should I Do?
Impacts from multiple vehicles are relatively common in motorcycle accidents. If you’re recovering from a crash like this, you may be struggling with serious injuries that require expensive treatment. You might wonder who to hold responsible for your crash, especially if more than one vehicle was involved. Alternatively, you might be considering legal action… Read More »