Personal Injury Blog

Rear ended in a car accident in South Carolina? Why the driver behind is usually at fault, when blame shifts, and what to do about the insurance company. Continue reading →

Back injury after a car accident? What the pain can mean, why an X-ray may look normal, and how South Carolina handles a bad back you already had. Continue reading →

South Carolina’s Omnibus Adult Protection Act requires specific organizations, such as nursing homes, to provide adequate care and protect older adults from abuse. The Act also establishes abuse reporting guidelines and authorizes certain entities to investigate incidents of elder abuse....

Section 1983 statute of limitations in South Carolina: the three-year rule for suing an officer and the shorter Tort Claims Act clock for suing the department. Continue reading →

What evidence matters in an excessive force lawsuit in South Carolina? Body camera footage, medical records, witnesses, and how to get the video. Continue reading →

Hit by an uninsured driver in South Carolina? Your policy carries uninsured motorist coverage by law. How the claim works and why your insurer may fight it. Continue reading →

A seat belt injury can look like a bruise and hide something worse. What the seat belt sign means, why pain can show up days later, and what SC law says. Continue reading →

PTSD after a car accident can follow a crash you walked away from. The one-month line, the four signs, and how a South Carolina claim proves it. Continue reading →

Whiplash from a car accident can take a day to show up and won't appear on an X-ray. What to expect, how it heals, and what to tell the insurance company. Continue reading →

Delayed symptoms after a car accident can show up hours or days later. What to watch for, why records matter, and what to tell the insurance company in SC. Continue reading →