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Personal Injury Lawyer Serving Awendaw, SC

Roden Law's Charleston office serves injury victims throughout Awendaw and the surrounding Serving Awendaw, McClellanville, the Francis Marion National Forest area, and surrounding rural communities north of Mount Pleasant. No fees unless we win.

$250M+ Recovered for Clients
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5,000+ Cases Handled
Roden Law — Charleston 127 King Street, Suite 200, Charleston, SC 29401

About Awendaw

Population: ~1,500

Awendaw is a rural community along US-17 north of Mount Pleasant, surrounded by Francis Marion National Forest and Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. The US-17 corridor through Awendaw is a high-speed rural highway where wildlife collisions, limited visibility, and long emergency response times create serious accident risks.

Recreational boating accidents at Bulls Bay and maritime injuries are also relevant to the Awendaw area. The nearest emergency room is approximately 30 minutes away in Mount Pleasant.

Dangerous Roads & Intersections in Awendaw

US-17 runs through Awendaw as a high-speed rural highway with limited lighting, minimal shoulders, and frequent deer and wildlife crossings. Doar Road and Bulls Bay Road are narrow rural roads with limited infrastructure.

Nearest Hospitals & Emergency Rooms

If you've been injured in Awendaw, seek medical attention immediately at one of these nearby facilities.

East Cooper Medical Center

Mount Pleasant, approximately 30 minutes south

MUSC Medical Center

approximately 40 minutes

South Carolina Personal Injury Law

Statute of Limitations 3 years (S.C. Code § 15-3-530)
Comparative Fault Modified — recover if less than 51% at fault
Court Jurisdiction Charleston County Circuit Court

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Injured in Awendaw? Contact Our Charleston Office Today

No fees unless we win. Roden Law's Charleston office serves all of Awendaw and the surrounding South Carolina communities.