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What You Need to Know About ACDF Surgery Settlements
Posted in Personal Injury on March 10, 2025
Did your ACDF surgery lead to unexpected complications, financial stress, or lasting pain? If so, you could be entitled to a settlement. However, the process of seeking compensation is difficult without the right legal support. Our experienced ACDF surgery lawyer can assess your losses, gather your medical records, and build a strong case for the… read more
Are Expert Witnesses Necessary in Truck Accident Cases?
Posted in Truck Accidents on February 27, 2025
While they aren’t mandatory, expert witnesses can help support your position in a truck accident claim. Truck accident cases tend to be more complex due to factors like federal regulations, the potential involvement of multiple parties, and the likelihood of more extensive injuries. Expert witnesses can provide a valuable resource when tackling these and other… read more
Do You Have to Replace Seatbelts After an Accident?
Posted in Personal Injury on January 30, 2025
Bent bumpers, broken glass, and crumpled hoods – obviously, these parts must be replaced following a car accident. But what about other, less obvious components that also undergo stress in a collision – namely, the seatbelt? Seatbelts are crucial safety devices, but can they continue to work as intended after a car crash that puts… read more
What to Do If You Get Trapped Under Your Motorcycle After a Crash
Posted in Motorcycle Accidents on January 21, 2025
Being trapped underneath your motorcycle following a crash can be traumatizing and cause significant and life-altering injuries. Here’s how to protect yourself physically and legally if you get pinned under a motorcycle after a collision. Immediate Safety Steps When Trapped Under a Motorcycle If you find yourself trapped under a motorcycle after a crash, here… read more
Is a Concussion Considered a TBI?
Posted in Personal Injury on January 14, 2025
Despite being less severe than other head injuries, concussions are considered traumatic brain injuries (TBI), according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and other medical authorities. Indeed, they are the most common type of TBI. Even a “mild” concussion can cause serious symptoms and long-term consequences. Concussions vs. Traumatic Brain Injuries According to Johns Hopkins… read more
Can You Turn Right on Red in South Carolina?
Posted in Car Accidents,Rules Of The Road on December 18, 2024
If you’re asking, “Can you turn right on red in South Carolina?” the answer is generally yes — though there are some important exceptions and guidelines to keep in mind. Knowing when and how to turn right on red helps keep you and other road users safe. South Carolina’s Right Turn on Red Law South… read more
What Is Modified Comparative Negligence in South Carolina?
Posted in Personal Injury on October 24, 2024
Modified comparative negligence is the legal concept South Carolina uses to attribute legal liability to the parties involved in negligence cases. South Carolina’s modified comparative negligence rule allows accident victims to recover damages even if they were partially responsible for the incident. Under South Carolina’s modified comparative negligence rule, victims can recover compensation if they… read more
Can I File a Personal Injury Claim If I’m Receiving Workers’ Compensation Benefits?
Posted in Personal Injury,Workers Compensation on September 30, 2024
Are you dealing with a workplace injury or occupational illness because of someone else’s wrongful actions or inaction? If so, you might wonder whether you can file a personal injury claim while receiving workers’ compensation benefits. What Is the Difference Between Workers’ Comp and Personal Injury Claims in South Carolina? Workers’ compensation and personal injury… read more
Car Seat and Booster Seat Laws in South Carolina
Posted in Personal Injury on September 19, 2024
Car seat laws differ from state to state and have also developed over time as legislators have learned more about how to best keep children safe. For example, car seat laws in South Carolina require parents to start with rear-facing car seats before graduating first to forward-facing seats and then to booster seats. Here are… read more
Should You Replace a Seat Belt After a Car Accident?
Posted in Personal Injury on August 19, 2024
As car accident survivors assess the damage to their vehicles after a collision, a potential question is, “Should you replace a seat belt after a car accident?” The short answer is that it depends on the severity of the crash and the seat belt’s condition. In many cases, replacing the seat belt is the best… read more