After an injury at work, no matter how minor, workers’ compensation is typically meant to cover your medical costs, disability payments and other expenses incurred. While workers’ compensation varies across the United States, employers typically … Read More »
A traffic collision occurs about once every 3.9 minutes in South Carolina. While each accident is unique, the difference between whether a commercial truck or a compact car is involved will change the way your … Read More »
In mid-March 2018, a woman in Tempe, Arizona was struck by a self-driving vehicle owned by ride-sharing company Uber. The victim was crossing the street at the intersection of Mill Avenue and Curry Road around … Read More »
Prom is on the horizon for high school students all around Charleston. Many young ladies who dream of an incredible prom night do not have the financial means necessary to buy a stunning new outfit. … Read More »
Landen Shell had one birthday wish: to meet the man he’d seen on TV. The man who captured the now 4-year-old’s heart wasn’t a famous actor, sports star or cartoon hero: it was attorney George … Read More »
After a workplace injury, your employer’s insurance is meant to pay for your medical treatment, loss of wages and compensation for permanent disfigurement or disability through workers’ compensation. While the pay is typically a fraction … Read More »
The largest annual increase in highway deaths occurred in 2015. The past four decades witnessed a steady decline in fatalities, but this trend was broken in 2015 when the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) … Read More »
A rare, total solar eclipse is coming to South Carolina on August 21st, 2017. This total eclipse will be clearly visible from only a thin strip of the United States, including much of South Carolina … Read More »
As you may know, May 15th through May 21st is National Police Officer Week, and May 15th is Police Memorial Day. That morning, our firm delivered a few well-deserved goodies to the local police department and … Read More »
