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How to Prove Someone Else is Liable for Your Injuries
If you were injured as a result of someone else’s negligence, obtaining the compensation to which you are entitled will hinge on your personal injury claim. To hold the at-fault party liable, you will need to prove the required elements of your claim. This involves following a challenging legal path...
Essential Steps After a Pedestrian Accident
You are never more vulnerable to the immense impact of a traffic accident than when you are on foot. In fact, pedestrian accidents are among the most dangerous auto crashes. If a motorist’s negligence leaves you injured in a pedestrian accident, consulting with an experienced pedestrian accident attorney at L....
Can I Be Compensated for Emotional Trauma after a Boating Accident?
Boating accidents tend to be traumatic. If you’re a passenger, for example, you’re counting on the boat’s owner to keep it safely maintained and to provide the necessary safety equipment, and on the skipper to navigate the waterway safely. In other words, you’re extremely vulnerable, which can translate to considerable...
Can Passengers File Injury Claims After a Boat Crash?
South Carolina’s Atlantic shoreline stretches 187 miles, including several destinations that offer prime spots for recreational boating. Several state parks in The Palmetto State offer boat rental services, allowing individuals to partake in fishing, water skiing, or simply cruising on the open water. While boating can be a pleasurable experience,...
Who is Legally at Fault in a Pedestrian Accident in South Carolina?
There are no absolutes when it comes to traffic accident claims, including those involving pedestrian accidents. While driver negligence is often a contributing factor to pedestrian accidents, it is not the sole cause. In fact, under certain circumstances, pedestrians themselves may be deemed to be at fault or partially at...
Filing a Personal Injury Claim for Domestic Violence
A person who harms or threatens to harm another household or family member will be charged with domestic violence in South Carolina. The penalties will depend on the circumstances behind the event, with the most severe charge under state law being subject to 20 years in prison. Although the state...
What Injuries Are Commonly Associated with Dog Bites?
Dogs can be devoted and loyal companions. Unfortunately, some dogs are inherently more vicious and dangerous than others. When these dogs bite, they can cause significant physical injuries and emotional trauma to the victims. The severity of these injuries can range from minor scrapes to life-altering wounds. If a dog...
What Percentage of My Settlement Will a Lawyer Take
In personal injury cases, lawyers typically take 30% to 40% of a client’s settlement or award in court. This percentage varies depending on factors such as the case’s complexity, whether a settlement is reached before trial, and the stage of litigation. Unfortunately, most personal injury cases can be lengthy, complicated,...
How Long Do I Have to File a Personal Injury Lawsuit After an Accident?
Normally, injured victims have three years from the injury or accident date to file a personal injury lawsuit in South Carolina. In legalese, this is known as the statute of limitations, which sets a strict time limit for when an injured victim can file a personal injury lawsuit to pursue...
What Types of Damages Can I Recover in a Personal Injury Claim?
Under SC law, you can recover various types of damages in a personal injury claim. These damages typically include economic damages and non-economic damages. Knowing the different types of damages you have suffered is a key factor in securing maximum compensation for your accident-related losses. SC personal injury laws ensure...
Most Common Causes of Neck and Back Injuries
Each year, over one million workers suffer back injuries. This does not even begin to account for injuries contributed to motor vehicle accidents and slip-and-falls, which in many cases can lead to devastating consequences. If you suffer a neck or back injury, you may find yourself unable to perform your...