South Carolina’s Highway Patrol is reporting a fatal accident involving a moped driver and a passenger vehicle, according to a recent WBTV news report. The 39-year-old moped driver was killed when a Chrysler 300 hit the moped from behind. The accident occurred near Charter Drive and Turn Plow Drive in Long. The driver of the […]
What to Expect in Your South Carolina Criminal Defense Case
When someone experiences a criminal arrest and charge, the resulting consequences can be both frustrating and life-altering, depending on the specifics of the situation. While it is true that many criminal defense cases begin with an actual arrest by law enforcement officers, some defendants actually are made aware that they are the subject of criminal […]
South Carolina Drivers Ranked Third Worst in the Nation, Study Shows
A 2016 study conducted by CarInsuranceComparison.com (CIC) based on recent data released by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) found South Carolina drivers rank the third worst in the nation, according to a news report issued by the Post and Courier. Data used in the study cites statistics analyzed for roadway fatalities, careless driving, […]
In South Carolina, Can Wrongful Death Be Claimed in Auto Accidents?
Like most civil lawsuits, in a personal injury case a plaintiff – or the person initiating the lawsuit in court – bears the burden of proof. This applies to both establishing that an injury occurred for which monetary compensation is an adequate remedy and that the fault of the accident was the defendant’s. Because determining […]
What is Considered a “Violent Crime” in South Carolina?
South Carolina criminal law, like similar criminal laws of other states across the nation, separates its criminal offenses into “violent” and “nonviolent” crimes. When someone mentions the term “violent crime” it often brings up extremely graphic images in your mind of blood and severe injury – even death of another. While this scenario is a […]
What Is Considered White-Collar Crime in South Carolina?
The term “white-collar” crime is commonly used to describe nonviolent crimes. Typically, these offenses may be committed by business and/or government professionals who are motivated by making money. As has been seen in the news over the past several years, a single white-collar crime can take down a business or a family financially by wiping […]
How Traumatic Brain Injuries Can Lead to Criminal Behavior
If you are facing criminal charges and also suffering from the effects of a traumatic brain injury, you might be surprised to find out that the two could be related. A traumatic brain injury can impact your ability to make positive and rational decisions. It could lead to you being manipulated by others, without realizing […]
Workers Compensation Claims Versus Personal Injury Claims
If you were injured at work in South Carolina, then you likely have a workers’ compensation claim, which will usually prevent you from pursuing a personal injury claim. However, being covered by your employer’s workers’ compensation insurance only prevents you from pursuing a personal injury claim against your employer or co-workers. It does not prevent you from pursuing […]
Were You Denied for Workers’ Compensation Benefits in Greenville, SC?
A work related injury comes with tremendous stress. You are dealing with the pain and disruption of the injury, unable to do the things you’re used to doing, and often unable to handle the most basic of self-care on your own. You’re also facing a lot of medical debt, combined with a sudden stop of […]
How Can You Prove that Another Driver Was Liable For Your Auto Accident?
Sometimes it is obvious who caused an auto accident. If a driver was seen by many witnesses to be driving aggressively; if the driver was drunk; if the driver was seen speeding (or driving too fast for conditions); if the driver ran a red light, or if the driver was clearly distracted; then it may not be […]
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