Dog Bites Involving Delivery Drivers: Who’s Responsible?

Lazy afternoons, mornings after a night of fun, or evenings where dinner goes wrong are all good excuses for ordering in. DoorDash, Uber Eats, Postmates, and other delivery services have become a vital part of our communities, delivering meals, packages, groceries, and other necessities right to our doorsteps. While these companies provide a convenient service, […]

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AI in Court: How New Technology is Changing Discovery and Evidence

Artificial intelligence is one of the hottest topics to discuss these days. Everyone has their opinions on it and how it should be used. Whether you are a fan or not, it is prominent in our society, including in the legal world. With its increasing popularity, the question remains: What impact will AI have on […]

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First Responders and Workers’ Comp: How Does it Work?

When an accident occurs, first responders are on the scene, tending to injuries and saving lives, acting as quickly as possible to ensure your safety and looking out for you in your time of need. But who is looking out for first responders when they’re hurt on the job? Firefighters, police officers, EMTs, and other […]

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The Invisible Brain Injury: Proving a Mild Concussion in a Personal Injury Claim

After a car accident, checking for bumps, bruises, or any sign of injury is the first order of business, so when you don’t see anything immediately alarming, it’s safe to assume you made it out unscathed. But what happens when you start feeling dizzy, your head hurts, and you become sensitive to light and noise […]

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What is Pre-Settlement Funding & How Does it Work?

When you’ve been injured in an accident, finances are often a top concern. Unfortunately, recovery comes at a cost – medical bills, lost wages, ongoing treatment, potential car repairs, and more. Because of this, you seek legal counsel, but you’re still nervous about having to pay for these expenses before you receive your settlement. That’s […]

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Charleston’s Most Dangerous Intersections in 2026: What Drivers Need to Know

Over the last decade, Charleston has proved to be the place to live. With the major influx of new residents, the lowcountry’s roads have only become more congested and, therefore, more dangerous. While Charleston’s scenic views still line the streets, enjoying them and navigating traffic is more difficult than ever. Whether you’re heading downtown, out […]

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Mental Health and Workers’ Compensation: Is Work-Induced Burnout a Compensable Injury?

For 40 hours every week, you dedicate your time to work. With days filled with tasks, to-do lists, and meetings, it can be easy to start feeling worn out physically, emotionally, or both. This type of work-induced stress is called burnout. While burnout isn’t a medical diagnosis, it is a very real feeling that many […]

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The Impact of Inflation on Personal Injury Settlements

When navigating a personal injury claim, the first concern is often cost. How much will I need to cover current and ongoing medical bills? How much will I need for additional property damages and repairs? What is considered “enough” or “adequate” in a personal injury settlement? Economic trends – specifically inflation – are playing a […]

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Navigating the Spoleto Crowds: Pedestrian Safety During Major Charleston Festivals

Charleston is no stranger to festivals and events, from the musical guests who draw crowds at Firefly Distillery to the longstanding Spoleto Festival USA, which fills Charleston theaters, churches, and outdoor spaces with all kinds of music and productions. As the Spoleto Festival in Charleston, SC, begins to fill the streets and local venues, the […]

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The Hidden Risks of Summer: Personal Watercraft and Jet Ski Accidents

Summer has officially set in on Charleston beaches and waterways. As boats, jet skis, and other personal watercraft begin to make their way out of storage and into the Charleston Harbor and Intracoastal Waterway, the risk of an accident starts to rise like the tide. Personal watercraft – also known as jet skis, WaveRunners, or […]

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