Car Accident
Georgia and South Carolina both require minimum liability coverage of 25/50/25 but differ on UM/UIM mandates. South Carolina requires uninsured…
Car Accident
Rain does not eliminate driver liability — motorists must adjust speed, use headlights, and maintain safe tires in wet conditions.…
Car Accident
Insurance companies use tactics including recorded statements, biased IMEs, unlimited medical record requests, pre-existing condition blame, delays, and lowball offers.…
Car Accident
When policy limits are insufficient, recovery options include UM/UIM coverage (mandatory in SC under S.C. Code § 38-77-150, offered in…
When choosing a car accident lawyer, prioritize specific case experience, trial record, contingency fees, communication, and local knowledge. Insurance companies…
Maximum medical improvement (MMI) is when your condition stabilizes — not when you are fully healed. In Georgia, MMI ends…
Car Accident
Your right to compensation does not disappear when the at-fault driver dies. Georgia (O.C.G.A. § 9-2-41) and South Carolina (S.C.…
In Georgia, car accident victims have two years to file a personal injury lawsuit (O.C.G.A. § 9-3-33), while South Carolina…
Car Accident
Yes, someone can sue you after a car accident in Georgia or South Carolina — both are at-fault states. Your…
Car Accident
Credible car accident witnesses are independent, had clear vantage points, provide consistent and specific accounts, and give testimony corroborated by…
