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If you’re hit by an uninsured driver in South Carolina, your own insurance policy —specifically uninsured motorist (UM) coverage — may pay for your injuries and damages. South Carolina requires drivers to carry UM coverage, and many policies also include underinsured motorist (UIM) protection. If the at-fault driver has little or no insurance, you can…
Traumatic brain injury (TBI) symptoms after a car accident may appear immediately — or hours, days, or even weeks later. Common warning signs include headaches, dizziness, confusion, memory issues, nausea, and mood changes. Even a mild concussion can disrupt how the brain functions, and symptoms are not always obvious right away. That’s why medical professionals, and…
After an accident, you should certainly notify your insurance company — but you should also be extremely careful about what you say. Insurance adjusters may ask for statements, details about injuries, and opinions about fault. You are only required to provide basic facts, and you are not obligated to give a recorded statement to the other driver’s…
Several highways and intersections in South Carolina consistently rank among the most dangerous due to high traffic volume, speeding, congestion, poor visibility, and driver behavior. Roads such as Interstate 26, Interstate 95, Interstate 85, U.S. Route 17, and U.S. Route 501 see frequent serious crashes each year. These roadways combine heavy tourism traffic, freight transport, speeding, and distracted driving — factors that…
The holiday season is a time of joy, celebration, and gathering with loved ones. However, amidst the festive cheer, it’s crucial to prioritize safety to prevent potential personal injuries that can dampen the holiday spirit. At George Sink Injury Lawyers, we understand the importance of ensuring your safety during this season. Here are some essential…
Having a sideswipe attorney on your side can make a big difference after a car accident, as they will be able to assess your claim and help you recover the damages you need. On the surface, sideswipe car accidents might appear minor, but after the first incident, they can lead to: Severe injuries Hospitalization Loss…
When you’re involved in a collision, you may wonder if you’re in a position to make a claim for injuries, car damage, and other losses. To determine what compensation you might get in a lawsuit over your car accident, we will need to review the specific details of your case. For example, the amount and…
One of the most common causes of car accidents is distracted driving. Drivers often find themselves answering calls and texting while behind the wheel. The Georgia Governor’s Office of Highway Safety stated that nearly all motor vehicle crashes result from distracted driving. The rising number of crashes pushed for the ratification of the Hands-Free Act…
South Carolina law requires that all parties involved in a car accident stop and notify law enforcement. Failing to stop at the car accident scene can result in criminal charges. The most common reason why drivers do not stop at the accident scene is that they have no insurance. South Carolina law requires all drivers…
Many car accident victims suffer non-fatal injuries that can impact them for life, especially when left untreated. Car accidents often have debilitating effects, but there are ways to mitigate the pain from the injuries. Going to physical therapy is one of the best ways to speed up the recovery process. Physical therapy can help you…
Georgia requires all drivers and other road users involved in car accidents to stop at the scene. They also advise contacting 9-1-1 to report the incident. Other recommendations about what you should do after an accident in Georgia include: Providing your contact information and address Exchanging vehicle registration numbers with other drivers involved Providing your…
Don’t ignore chest pain after a car accident – no matter how minor the pain may seem. It may be indicative of a major medical emergency. Letting it go without consulting a doctor could make the pain or injury worse, possibly leading to permanent damage. We encourage you to seek medical attention as soon as…
Knee injury pain after an accident can cause you to wonder if you’ll ever feel “normal” again. A serious knee injury can affect your mobility, prevent you from working, and result in costly medical bills. You may require months of physical therapy, medications, and doctors’ appointments. If another party caused your collision, you could seek…
StatPearls reports that neck pain after a car accident is extremely common. In fact, it lists blunt force trauma as the leading cause of these conditions, followed by penetrating trauma and strangulation. It’s important to understand what to do after a collision. It’s even more crucial to know your next steps after suffering a neck…
The impact from a car accident and/or bracing yourself from the impact may have contributed to your ankle and foot pain. Even if this pain seems superficial, it should not go untreated. You could have torn a ligament or broken a bone. Failure to properly and promptly diagnose and treat this pain in time could…
Seemingly minor collisions can result in arm and elbow pain afterward. That’s because: You may outstretch your arm to cushion the impact. Your arm might get stuck in the steering wheel during the collision. Glass, metal, and other debris can cause deep cuts and lacerations. Your arm or elbow might strike against the car’s interior…
A car accident causing hand and wrist pain can turn your world upside down. Performing tasks that were once second nature may require assistance now. Even something simple, like petting the family dog, can seem impossible. You have legal rights if you suffered injuries in a collision. You can pursue compensation for your medical bills,…
Even when you’re in an accident at low speeds, a car crash can leave you with several forms of body pain after a car accident. You may begin to feel pain immediately after the crash. It could also take several hours or even weeks before you start to feel symptoms of injury. No matter what…
Stomach pain after a car accident can mean you suffered a severe injury. You should see a doctor as soon as possible to address any possible medical complications. Along with seeking treatment, you may also consider your rights for compensation. If a negligent party caused or contributed to your accident, you could hold them accountable….
If you’re experiencing upper or middle back pain after an accident, you should consult a healthcare professional. By conducting imaging scans, physical examinations, and other tests, they can diagnose your condition. Sometimes, upper and middle back pain can heal on its own. In other cases, a small inconvenience can turn into a serious problem. It’s…
