Our attorneys have a wealth of information about how car and truck crashes happen, how to prove liability, when a bad medical outcome is malpractice and when it is not, and much, much more. Follow our blog to keep yourself informed about personal injury and wrongful death law in South Carolina so that you will be prepared to act if something happens to you or a loved one!
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Understanding the Supreme Court's decision in "Rice v. Doe"Understanding "Rice v. Doe,” and Its Implication for John Doe Actions Against UM Carriers
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How to Protect Your Rights After a South Carolina Motorcycle CrashTake these vital steps following a South Carolina motorcycle accident, both at the scene and in the weeks afterward. Attorney Christopher Pracht can help.
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South Carolina Traffic Accident Statistics Including FatalitiesUncover the sobering truth on fatal car crash stats in South Carolina. Discover key trends, contributing factors, and how SC compares with national averages.
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What Causes Car Accidents on South Carolina Highways?Excessive speed and distracted driving are two common causes of car accidents on South Carolina highways. Learn about other factors in interstate car crashes.
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Drunk Drivers Aren't Automatically Liable When They're Involved in a Car CrashWhen a South Carolina car accident involves a drunk driver, they may not be automatically at fault. You still need to prove liability in DUI cases.
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Preventing a Traumatic Brain Injury—and Holding Negligent Parties Liable When it’s Out of Your HandsFollow these tips to reduce the risk of a traumatic brain injury. When a brain injury was not your fault, find out who could be held liable with our help.
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Drive Safe Win BIG Tiger Tailgate: A Day of Fun, Safety, and Prizes!On October 21st, the Clemson Tigers face off against the Miami Hurricanes in a highly anticipated match-up.
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What is an Insurance Declaration Page?When it comes to understanding insurance policies in South Carolina, one of the most essential documents you'll encounter is the insurance declaration page.
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Who Is Liable When a Young Child Drowns?From backyard pools to South Carolina lakes, drowning is a leading cause of death among young children. Learn about common risks and legal liabilities.
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Drowning Injuries and Drowning Deaths at Lifeguarded Swimming PoolsNear-drowning injuries and drowning deaths still occur at lifeguarded swimming pools in South Carolina. Learn more about your legal rights to compensation.
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The Difference Between Criminal DUI Charges and Civil Personal Injury LawsuitsEven if the driver is charged with a crime, you should file a personal injury lawsuit after a drunk driving accident. Learn why in this helpful article.
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Protecting Yourself on the Lake this SummerLakes are beautiful and serene bodies of water that attract people of all ages for a variety of recreational activities. However, they can also be dangerous.