Personal Injury

How are Personal Injury Settlements Paid Out?

I believe South Carolina’s personal injury lawyers have a responsibility at the outset of a case to explain how the settlement money will be distributed....

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What Happens After a South Carolina Personal Injury Lawsuit is Filed?

After being injured due to another person or business’ negligence in South Carolina, many people weigh the pros and cons of filing a personal injury...

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Maritime Injuries: When Maritime Law Affects Your Personal Injury Case

Every year, millions of residents and visitors flock to South Carolina coastlines to enjoy the water. From Hilton Head Island to Charleston, and all the...

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Why a Settlement Isn’t Always the Last Step in Your Personal Injury Case

South Carolina law often requires a number of steps between a case settling and money being “disbursed.” It is a personal injury attorney’s responsibility to make sure an injured client...

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Get Answers to South Carolina Personal Injury Common Questions

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Why South Carolina Law Demands Fair Compensation From the At-Fault Driver

There is a lot of misinformation on the internet and television when it comes to the role health insurance plays after an auto accident. To...

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Insurance Not Paying Your Claim? Common Insurance Company Tactics and What You Can Do in South Carolina

Insurance companies are businesses, and adjusters are trained to resolve claims for as little as the company reasonably can. Common tactics include asking for a...

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South Carolina Personal Injury Attorneys: The Last Line of Defense

I view South Carolina’s personal injury attorneys as the last line of defense between danger and the community. You may be questioning why I would make this...

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Tort Reform: Caps On Damages Add Insult to Injury in SC

Tort reform, i.e. limits on the amount of compensation injured people can recover in a lawsuit, is a popular refrain for many South Carolina politicians. In theory, tort...

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