Category Archives: Negligent Security
More Shootings Reported in South Carolina Businesses
Shootings continue unabated in South Carolina. With each passing week, gunfire erupts across commercial businesses – including bars, clubs, convenience stores, gas stations, restaurants, hotels, and many other establishments. With so many bullets discharged each week, injuries and deaths are inevitable. Often, bystanders pay the price of negligent security in South Carolina. What can… Read More »
Yet Another Mall Shooting Reported in South Carolina
Patrons of malls in South Carolina face serious threats from gun violence. Although some malls are clearly more dangerous than others, gun violence seems to be occurring in malls throughout the entire state. The latest incident sent shockwaves through the local community of Charleston, reminding us all of how bad youth violence has become…. Read More »
Violence Continues in South Carolina Gas Stations, Restaurants, and Hotels
A recent string of violent episodes throughout South Carolina makes it clear that establishments are no longer safe in this State. These incidents have occurred in gas stations, hotels, and restaurants – places where families once felt secure. If you have been injured by an act of violence at a hotel, restaurant, or any… Read More »
Violence Erupts Across South Carolina Gas Stations, Malls, and Restaurants
The average South Carolina resident faces serious threats at various establishments, and a recent surge in violent crime shows that there are few safe locations left. Whether you’re filling up at a gas station, grabbing a bite to eat, or walking through a mall, assaults can occur when you least expect them. Within the… Read More »
Suing for a Walmart Shooting in South Carolina
In April of 2024, a shooter brandished a hatchet at a Walmart parking lot in South Carolina. Officers were able to eliminate the threat with no other casualties, but the situation could have been much worse. What if someone had been struck by a stray bullet? What if your child had been hit in… Read More »
Shootings and Stabbings in South Carolina Malls, Gas Stations, and Restaurants
Over the past few days and weeks, multiple stabbings and shootings have occurred across South Carolina’s many gas stations, malls, and restaurants. Patrons of these establishments deserve to feel safe when they’re carrying out basic daily tasks like refueling or eating. If you have experienced harm at one of these establishments due to preventable… Read More »
Stabbings and Shootings Reported Across South Carolina: Can Victims Sue?
Over the past few days, a number of shootings and stabbings have occurred throughout South Carolina. Some of these attacks have occurred at the most notable locations in the State – including universities and even the South Carolina Welcome Center. Although law enforcement is still trying to get to the bottom of these crimes,… Read More »
When Are South Carolina Gas Stations Responsible for Shootings?
Numerous gas station shootings have occurred within South Carolina over the past few months, causing concern across the State. Many people have suffered injuries, while others are struggling with psychological trauma. If you were one of the victims, you might be wondering whether you can take legal action. Should the gas station be liable… Read More »
Injured After a Gas Station Shooting in South Carolina: Can I Sue?
If you were injured in a South Carolina gas station shooting, you may be struggling with a range of medical, financial, and psychological issues. Even a single small-caliber bullet can cause lifelong disabilities, including spinal cord injuries, brain injuries, and organ failure. Bullets can also shatter bones and leave you with permanent disfigurements. Aside… Read More »
Double-Stabbing in South Carolina: Why Didn’t the Waffle House Prevent It?
Late-night waffle houses are some of the most dangerous places in South Carolina, and this was made crystal clear after a recent double stabbing in Chester County. Both patrons and staff watched on as two people were stabbed, and some are asking important questions about whether this incident could have been prevented with better… Read More »