We heard something shocking on ABC News4. Did you know that 860 Coast Guard personnel in Charleston have not been paid since December 31, 2018? The government shutdown that has affected so many workers and their families across the United States has also hit these diligent and faithful Coast Guard. Despite not receiving a paycheck, … Read More »
Though the busy Thanksgiving travel days are behind us, the holiday season is still in full swing. People all over South Carolina & Georgia will be loading up into cars and onto planes to visit their loved ones — or to simply take a well-deserved vacation. If you’re planning on driving this holiday season, whether … Read More »
The Thanksgiving Holidays bring millions of families together, which means that millions of people will be on the South Carolina & Georgia roads this weekend. Holidays don’t just mean higher traffic but also an increased risk of serious accidents and drunk drivers. Whether you’re driving to Charleston, Savannah, or anywhere else, make sure your family … Read More »
New safety and registration laws are now in effect for all South Carolina moped drivers. Starting November 19, 2018, all mopeds must be registered with the Department of Motor Vehicles. Officials believe that the new laws will keep moped drivers safer. The tighter regulations also allow law enforcement to find the moped owner in case … Read More »
Things can get hectic and chaotic after a car accident injury, but it’s critical that you seek medical attention as soon as possible. Not only is this important for your health, but it also helps set up a steady foundation for a potential personal injury case. Once you’re treated, the next step to building your … Read More »
Neck injuries are common in many different type of accidents, including car accidents, slip and falls, and workplace injuries. If you or someone you love has recently been involved in an accident and are not sure if you should visit a doctor, our experienced personal injury attorneys at George Sink, P.A. Injury Lawyers want you … Read More »
A statute of limitations is a law establishing a deadline for when civil claims must be filed. The length of time allowed varies by state as well as by the cause of the injury suffered. By limiting the time in which a lawsuit can be filed, the law invites speedy resolution and prompt relief for … Read More »
Workers’ compensation is an insurance program. Like all insurers, workers’ comp insurance companies and their policyholders (your employer) want to pay as little as possible when claims are filed. But you can receive all of the workers’ compensation benefits you deserve if you follow the rules. Below are the top 10 mistakes the workers’ compensation … Read More »
A South Carolina man caught on fire after the battery in his iPhone 6 exploded, according to a recent lawsuit. The phone was in his pocket, when it heated up, exploded and set his clothes on fire, causing severe burns. The man, Ronnie Portee, is represented by Kevin Dean of Motley Rice LLC and George … Read More »
If you use your cellphone while driving, beware: on July 1, 2018, those traveling in Georgia will be subject to a new “Hands-Free” driving law. House Bill 673 affects people across the state, including those in Savannah and Augusta. Basically, if you’re driving your vehicle – don’t touch, don’t text, and don’t hold the phone … Read More »
