Who is Liable for a Teen Driving Accident in Charleston?
Teen drivers are at greater risk of both collision and traffic fatalities than more experienced drivers. In one recent year, …
Read MoreAre South Carolina Auto Insurance Requirements Changing?
Like most states, South Carolina requires a minimum level of motor vehicle insurance. For drivers in the Palmetto State, those …
Read MoreSouth Carolina Tort Reform: 2025 and Beyond
After a long, involved process featuring multiple hearings and amendments, the South Carolina legislature passed a tort reform bill in …
Read MoreWhat Terry v. Ohio Means for Your Fourth Amendment Rights
The Fourth Amendment is supposed to be one of the clearest protections in our Constitution: “The right of the people …
Read MoreCan I Sue the State of South Carolina for Injuries?
When a person or a business entity negligently causes injury, you typically have a cause of action against them for …
Read MoreNew South Carolina Distracted Driving Law Took Effect September 1
Earlier this year, the South Carolina legislature passed a new law limiting device usage behind the wheel. The new statute …
Read MoreTop Risks for Recreational Boaters
Boating is a popular pastime in and around Charleston. With about 8,000 miles of river, 3,000 miles of coastline, and …
Read MoreSpecial Risks for Child Passengers
The number of children under 13 who are killed in traffic has declined dramatically over the past 50 years, even …
Read MoreWhy Was the Tesla Crash Verdict So Big?
You’ve probably seen news reports about the $243 million verdict against Tesla in a 2019 car accident case. The crash …
Read MoreWhen (and How) To Hire a Car Accident Lawyer in Charleston
If you have been involved in a motor vehicle accident, you may be unsure whether you need a personal injury …
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