Dangerous Roads Near Darien and Brunswick, Georgia: I-95, US-17, and Rural Highway Risks
The I-95 and US-17 corridor through Darien and Brunswick is one of Southeast Georgia's most dangerous driving environments, with heavy…
Roden Law Blog
Legal insights, accident news, and injury law resources for Georgia and South Carolina residents — written by licensed personal injury attorneys.
Savannah’s Most Dangerous Highways: I-16, I-95, Abercorn Street, and DeRenne Avenue
Savannah's most dangerous highways — I-16 (the "Devil's Highway"), I-95, Abercorn Street, DeRenne Avenue, and I-516 — carry traffic volumes…
The Most Dangerous Roads and Intersections in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
The Myrtle Beach area's 20+ million annual visitors transform the Grand Strand into one of South Carolina's most dangerous driving…
Car Accident
Car Accident Checklist: What to Do After a Wreck in Georgia and South Carolina
After a car accident in Georgia or South Carolina, call 911, document the scene with photos, exchange information, and see…
Car Accident Help
The Most Dangerous Intersections and Roads in Columbia, South Carolina: A Driver’s Guide
Columbia sits at the crossroads of I-20, I-26, and I-77, making its intersections among South Carolina's most dangerous. The I-20/Broad…
Truck Accident
Who Is at Fault in a Commercial Truck Accident in Georgia and South Carolina?
Commercial truck accidents in Georgia and South Carolina often involve multiple liable parties — the driver, trucking company, cargo loaders,…
Truck Accident
The Most Common Causes of Truck Accidents in Georgia and South Carolina
Truck accidents in Georgia and South Carolina are caused by driver fatigue, distracted and impaired driving, trucking company negligence, brake…
The Most Dangerous Intersections and Roads in Savannah, Georgia: What Drivers Need to Know
Savannah's most dangerous intersections — including Abercorn and White Bluff, I-16 at Chatham Parkway, and DeRenne at Truman Parkway —…
Comparative Negligence in Georgia and South Carolina: How Shared Fault Affects Your Injury Claim
Georgia bars personal injury recovery at 50% fault under O.C.G.A. § 51-12-33, while South Carolina sets the bar at 51%…
Personal Injury
South Carolina Pedestrian Right-of-Way Laws: What Accident Victims Need to Know
South Carolina pedestrian right-of-way laws under S.C. Code sections 56-5-3110 through 56-5-3150 require drivers to yield to pedestrians in both…