How Social Media Can Destroy Your Personal Injury Claim (And What SC Plaintiffs Need to Know)
What you post online can — and will — be used against you in a personal injury case. Learn how South Carolina courts handle social media discovery and what you should do to protect your claim.
When Snow Falls in Columbia
What Property Owners and Visitors Need to Know About Slip-and-Fall Liability If you’ve lived in Columbia or anywhere in South Carolina for long, you know that serious snowfall is rare—but when it hits, it hits hard. When a foot of snow blankets our roads, parking lots, and sidewalks, life doesn’t just slow down. It gets […]
Why Algorithmic Settlement Offers Can Undervalue Your Pain — And What That Means for Injured South Carolinians
When a lawyer, medical provider, or insurer “values” an injury case, humans usually weigh complexities: how an injury disrupted your life, its long-term effects, your pain, your family, your unique recovery path. Now, however, some insurers use algorithms—automated systems that propose settlement amounts. These AI-driven offers may appear objective and fast, but they carry serious […]
The Role of Truck “Black Box” Data in South Carolina Trucking Accident Cases
When a serious trucking crash happens on South Carolina roads—from I95 and I26 to rural two lanes—the most powerful evidence may be inside the tractor itself: the engine control module (ECM) or event data recorder (EDR). Used properly, this data can corroborate physical evidence, clarify timelines, and rebut inaccurate narratives. Below is a practical guide […]
Deadline: Former Tenants of Allen Benedict Court Must File Claims by 9/1/25
DEADLINE FOR FORMER TENANTS OF ALLEN BENEDICT COURT TO SUBMIT A CLAIM IN CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT IS SEPTEMBER 1, 2025 The deadline for former tenants of Allen Benedict Court to submit a claim for money damages in a class action lawsuit against Columbia Housing Authority is September 1, 2025. For information about the lawsuit and […]
How the Rise of Electric and Autonomous Vehicles Impacts Car Accident Liability in South Carolina
Electric vehicles (EVs) and autonomous vehicles (AVs) are transforming transportation. Many South Carolinians are considering buying an EV with “self-driving” features or riding in a driverless taxi. With these new technologies, it’s natural to wonder: if a car is driving itself, who is responsible in a crash? This article explains how accident liability works in […]
What Happens if You’re Injured in a South Carolina Vacation Rental?
South Carolina is a popular destination for travelers, and many visitors choose to stay in vacation rental homes (like Airbnbs or VRBOs) instead of hotels. But what happens if your relaxing getaway is interrupted by an injury on the rental property? In South Carolina, injuries at a vacation rental fall under premises liability law, meaning […]
What to Do if You’re Injured While on Vacation or Traveling in South Carolina
South Carolina’s natural beauty and rich history attract millions of visitors every year. Whether you’re vacationing on the coast, exploring Charleston’s historic streets, or driving through the state on your way to another destination, an unexpected injury can abruptly change your plans—and your life. Understanding how to respond and protect your legal rights when injured […]
Most Dangerous Roads in SC
Most Dangerous Roads in SC South Carolina has some of the most dangerous roads in the U.S., with high collision rates often linked to traffic volume, road design, and driver behavior. Based on the latest available data, this blog recaps the 10 roads with the highest number of collisions in 2021, as reported by the […]
Tax Implications of Car Accident Settlements in South Carolina: A Federal and State Analysis
Tax Implications of Car Accident and Injury Settlements in South Carolina: A Federal and State Analysis Concluding a car accident lawsuit often brings a sense of relief, marking the end of a challenging period. However, this relief is frequently followed by a critical financial question: “Is my settlement taxable?” After all, you didn’t really think […]
