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How is Fault Determined in a T-bone Accident?
In 2020, side-impact car crashes, also known as T-bone collisions or broadside collisions, accounted for almost 23% of all car accident deaths across the United States. In fact, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 2020 alone...
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What Are the Risks of Weaving Through Traffic?
When you are driving your motorcycle on the open highway, it can be tempting to pass by slow-moving vehicles. However, going at higher speeds increases your likelihood of a fatality or serious accident, especially when you pair speeding...
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What Happens if an Unlicensed Driver Crashes Your Car
Every South Carolina driver is required to have a valid driver’s license to operate a vehicle within the state. In most cases, drivers never question whether another driver has their license — everyone assumes that others follow the...
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Common Hazards Motorcyclists Should Look For
Road hazards are a risk to all motorists, but doubly so to motorcycle riders. Riding a motorcycle should be a fun, carefree experience, but motorcyclists experience many dangers on the road every day. Unlike a car, a motorcycle...
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Do You Have to Pay Taxes on a Personal Injury Settlement?
After suffering an injury in a serious South Carolina accident, you are probably worried about getting the maximum settlement for your claim. You should not have to pay out of pocket for something the at-fault party did. However,...
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What is the Average Payout for a Rear End Accident?
Rear-end car accident cases in South Carolina are not always as cut and dried as they may seem. It is true that whether you were brake checking or the other car is tailgating you, or both, or in...
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Filing a Camp Lejeune Lawsuit? You Need These Documents
The Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) is a public health agency operating under the umbrella of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). The federal agency has steadily been compiling data and analyzing...
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Is Brain Cancer Linked to Camp Lejeune’s Contaminated Water?
Between the 1950s and 1980s, many service members, staff, and their family members who lived and worked at the Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune in North Carolina unknowingly drank contaminated water polluted with several known carcinogens. Many of...
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Is the Camp Lejeune Lawsuit a Mass Tort or Class Action?
Water contamination at Camp Lejeune lasted for 30 years and affected hundreds of thousands of service members. It is unthinkable to imagine so many people who had dedicated themselves to the service of our nation were subsequently subject...
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Examples of Pain and Suffering in a Personal Injury Case
Suffering a personal injury can, in an instant, change the entire course of your life. It can be hard to put a monetary value on your personal injury claim that has affected your family so drastically. In many...
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Who is Responsible for a Wide Turn Truck Accident?
Trucks often need to make wide turns to avoid falling over due to their weight and size. Just one slight wrong move can lead to disaster. If a trucker makes an error while turning, it puts other drivers...
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If I Have Lost Enjoyment of Life Can I Sue?
Car accident and other personal injury victims often sustain injuries far beyond the cost of their medical bills and lost wages. When this happens, you deserve the opportunity to get back to where you were before the accident....
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