The days of hearing dial-up tones on our computers or waiting for an email from a friend are long gone. Now, contacting someone or accessing the internet is almost instantaneous; with a simple click or touch, we get to where we want to be in no time. While we can thank technology for our quick […]
For over 4.5 million people in the U.S., experiencing the physical scars and emotional distress behind a dog bite is an unfortunate reality. While seeking justice for an injury may appear clear, the breed of the dog involved can sometimes overshadow the facts of the case. Society can be unfairly guided by stereotypes, believing certain […]
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When it comes to the workplace, days of dealing with an unhappy customer or an overwhelming task load can often feel like the most complicated and anxiety-inducing endeavor to handle. However, when a workplace accident leaves you with mounting medical bills and lost wages, you miss the days of only dealing with an unhappy customer. […]
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From those who comb through paperwork in the office to those operating machinery at the construction site, South Carolina workers are no strangers to on-the-job injuries. While most employees can recover compensation through their workers’ compensation benefits, there is another avenue of recovery: a personal injury claim. How do you know if your work-related injury […]
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If you’ve ever had the pleasure of driving on South Carolina’s roadways, you already know that potholes and ever-changing weather conditions are the least of your concerns. According to MoneyGeek, who analyzed data from the Bureau of Transportation Statistics and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) found driving at night is nine times more […]
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Reviewed By: Personal Injury Team Last Updated: July 30, 2026 When we think of job-related injuries under workers’ compensation, we may picture a slip-and-fall accident on the sales floor, or a heavy box being dropped on your foot. But what about the injuries that occur “on-the-job” but not physically “on-the-job?” If your job position requires […]
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Getting injured at work is not an easy journey. From navigating the legal proceedings of a workers’ compensation claim to countless doctor’s visits and physical therapy appointments, the light at the end of the tunnel can feel miles away. But what happens when the light you are trying to reach unexpectedly goes out? For some […]
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In the aftermath of an accident, it’s easy to focus on the physical trauma – a broken leg, a sprained wrist or other visible traumas. However, what’s left behind after the physical injuries are healed is the emotional trauma that is not so easily remedied. Over the years, the definition of a personal injury has […]
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Reviewed By: Personal Injury Team Last Updated: June 29, 2026 Whether you’ve driven around admiring the architecture of downtown Charleston or found yourself craving breakfast from Nexton’s Vicious Biscuit, you’ve likely shared the roadway with the small, albeit powerful, golf cart. Expanding from their staple of 18-hole greenery, golf carts have become a familiar sight […]
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Unlike fire safety drills and hurricane evacuations, you can never truly plan for what to do in the event of a car accident. While you may have a general idea of your next steps, the emotional and sometimes physical toll can make processing the aftermath of a crash overwhelming. Whether you’re pursuing an injury claim […]
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