Roden Law's Myrtle Beach office serves injury victims throughout Bucksport, the Waccamaw River corridor, and surrounding communities between Conway and Murrells Inlet. No fees unless we win.
Population: ~3,000 (unincorporated)
Bucksport is a small unincorporated community along the Waccamaw River in Horry County, between Conway and the South Strand. The area’s rural roads carry a mix of residential, commercial, and agricultural traffic.
Roden Law serves all of the Waccamaw River corridor from our Murrells Inlet office. Call (843) 612-1980.
US-701 through Bucksport carries commercial and agricultural traffic along the Waccamaw River. SC-544 is accessible from Bucksport and feeds into the heavily-trafficked coastal corridor. Rural two-lane roads with limited shoulders handle increasing residential traffic.
If you've been injured in Bucksport, seek medical attention immediately at one of these nearby facilities.
Our Myrtle Beach attorneys handle all types of personal injury cases for Bucksport residents.
Our Myrtle Beach-based personal injury attorneys serve Bucksport residents.
Yes. We serve all of Horry County. Bucksport cases are filed in Horry County Circuit Court in Conway.
Conway Medical Center is approximately 10 minutes north.
3 years from the accident date under South Carolina law (S.C. Code § 15-3-530). Call (843) 612-1980.
Roden Law's Myrtle Beach office serves communities throughout the greater Myrtle Beach area.
No fees unless we win. Roden Law's Myrtle Beach office serves all of Bucksport and the surrounding Myrtle Beach area.
