Posted in Uncategorized on June 19, 2017
John Hawkins here with an important Message: July 4th is almost here! A time for reflection, friends, family and for many of us, a time to celebrate. Unfortunately, July 4th celebrations can also turn tragic. South Carolina has one of the highest alcohol impaired driving fatality rates in the nation. And Charleston’s per capita alcohol consumption… read more
What Worker’s Comp Will Cover & How to Maximize Compensation
Posted in Workers Compensation on January 30, 2017
In South Carolina, most employers must carry a minimum amount of compensation to cover employees in the event of injury. Our state worker’s compensation laws apply to most full-time, part-time, and seasonal employees. An employer with four or more employees must pay for injuries if an employee cannot work for over seven days due to… read more
Understanding Modified Comparative Negligence in South Carolina
Posted in Car Accidents on January 27, 2017
Since 1991, the case Nelson vs. Concrete Supply Co. 303 S.C. 243, 399 S.E.2d 783 (1991), South Carolina has recognized a modified comparative negligence rule in civil claims. Under the modified comparative negligence rule, an individual will face liability for his or her percentage of liability in an accident claim. The rule ultimately determines the… read more
Best Questions to Ask a Personal Injury Lawyer Before Hiring
Posted in Personal Injury on January 27, 2017
Personal injury law covers numerous practice areas, and tens of thousands of attorneys are licensed to practice in the United States. You may see several advertisements about personal injury attorneys in your hometown, but that does not mean just any attorney can get the job done. So if you are looking for a good Charleston… read more
7 Top Things to Collect After a Car Accident in South Carolina
Posted in Car Accidents on January 27, 2017
One minute you’re driving along I-95, I-77, or a local highway and the next minute your vehicle sits crossways in an intersection – accidents happen fast. In the aftermath, drivers often forget to keep track of crucial information that may protect them later. Print this checklist and keep it in your glovebox. After a car… read more
How Many Possible Liable Parties in Big Rig Truck Accidents?
Posted in Truck Accidents on January 27, 2017
In an accident involving a big rig, people often raise questions about liability. Many different parties may bear partial or full responsibility in accidents involving professional driving companies. Since big rig trucking accidents tend to cause serious and catastrophic injuries, knowing who to hold liable in the aftermath may improve your ability to pursue full… read more
Who Is Responsible in a Car Accident if Driver Doesn’t Own the Car?
Posted in Car Accidents on January 27, 2017
Many people don’t think twice about loaning a friend or relative a vehicle. If you use someone else’s car and get into an accident or someone else gets into an accident in your car, however, questions about about insurance coverage and liability arise. Unfortunately, the answers aren’t always straightforward. Liability in Borrowed Vehicle Accidents Before… read more
FREE UBER Ride this New Year’s Eve
Posted in Charleston on December 1, 2016
UPDATE 12/30/2016 We Did It South Carolina: Over 800 Pledges! We did it South Carolina! We have far exceeded our goal and have over 800 total pledges to NOT Drink and Drive this New Year’s Eve. We hope you all have a safe and exciting celebration this New Year’s Eve. Sign-ups are now closed and… read more
