Workers’ Compensation and Personal Injury Claims Due to Occupational Lung Diseases
Although many South Carolina workers are employed at run-of-the-mill desk jobs where risk of contracting occupational lung diseases is low, …
Read MoreUnderstanding Golf Cart Laws in South Carolina
You may not initially connect driving around in golf carts to potentially deadly accidents. However, in the past few years, …
Read MoreRecoverable Damages in South Carolina Personal Injury Lawsuits
If you are injured in South Carolina due to someone else’s negligence, your first question before initiating a lawsuit is …
Read MoreUnderstanding the Role of Mediation in South Carolina Workers’ Compensation Claims
In 2013, the South Carolina General Assembly approved the Mediation Regulations to resolve disputes without needing to proceed to a …
Read MoreFacing Your Fears of Filing a Workers’ Compensation Claim
Imagine you were just injured on the job and you are thinking about filing a workers’ compensation claim. The only …
Read MorePetit or Grand Theft: Understanding Larceny Offenses in South Carolina
Recent statistics reveal that theft offenses (otherwise known as “larceny”) in South Carolina have nearly tripled since 1960. In 2014, …
Read MoreExploring the Different Types of Nursing Home Neglect
When a person thinks about nursing home abuse, the first thing that comes to mind is an act of active …
Read MoreDistracted Driving While Playing Pokemon Go
What should you do in the event of an accident where the other driver was playing Pokémon Go? In case you …
Read MoreNot All Workplace Injuries Covered By Workers’ Compensation Laws
The premise of workers’ compensation laws in South Carolina is simple: If you are injured or become ill while on …
Read MoreHow Does Insurance Affect a South Carolina Car Crash Lawsuit?
There is usually a middle step between a car crash and a South Carolina car accident lawsuit, and that middle …
Read MoreYour Confrontation Rights in a South Carolina Criminal Case
Enshrined in the United States Constitution and the South Carolina Constitution are important rights for criminal defendants. While each of …
Read MoreMyths About Miranda Warnings
“You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court …
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