Understanding South Carolina’s 3-Year Statute of Limitations After a Crash
South Carolina gives personal injury victims 3 years from the date of injury to file a lawsuit (S.C. Code §…
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Legal insights, accident news, and injury law resources for Georgia and South Carolina residents — written by licensed personal injury attorneys.
Port Truck Accidents in Charleston: Who’s Liable?
Port of Charleston truck accidents involve up to 5–6 liable parties — the truck driver, motor carrier, chassis leasing company,…
Motorcycle Accidents on Dorchester Road: What the Data Shows
Dorchester Road in North Charleston is one of South Carolina's most hazardous corridors for motorcyclists. Left-turn collisions account for approximately…
Is North Charleston’s Crime Rate Connected to Hit-and-Run Accidents?
North Charleston has a disproportionately high rate of hit-and-run accidents, and research links elevated crime rates to drivers' willingness to…
Pedestrian Safety in Park Circle: A Growing Concern
Pedestrian crashes are rising in Park Circle as foot traffic from restaurants and nightlife outpaces road infrastructure. Spruill Avenue carries…
Why Ashley Phosphate & I-26 Is South Carolina’s Deadliest Intersection
The intersection of Ashley Phosphate Road and I-26 in North Charleston averages one crash every three days, making it the…
Car Accident
How Your Driving Record May Affect Your Personal Injury Claim
A prior driving record with traffic violations, DUI charges, or previous accidents does not automatically disqualify you from filing a…
Personal Injury
Filing a Personal Injury Claim on Behalf of an Injured Child
Parents and legal guardians can file personal injury claims on behalf of injured children in both Georgia and South Carolina.…
Personal Injury
How to Recover Lost Wages After a Personal Injury Accident
Lost wages and lost earning capacity are two distinct categories of economic damages recoverable in Georgia and South Carolina personal…
Car Accident
Can You Sue a Driver Who Had a Medical Emergency Behind the Wheel?
The sudden medical emergency defense allows drivers to avoid liability for accidents caused by unforeseeable medical events like heart attacks,…