Year: 2022

Boating is a popular recreational activity in South Carolina, with thousands of people taking to the state’s lakes, rivers and shores every year. However, weather conditions can often shift abruptly, and failing to stay informed and take the necessary precautions…

A spinal cord injury (SCI) often causes irreparable damage to the victim’s quality of life. An SCI interrupts the nervous system communication between the brain and spinal column, resulting in paralysis or loss of bodily function. If you have suffered…

Ken Harrell, the managing partner of Joye Law Firm Injury Lawyers, recently appeared on WCIV ABC News 4 Lowcountry Live to discuss the Camp Lejeune Justice Act and the new legal rights available to people harmed by contaminated water at…

As the school year begins and children are more commonly seen on roads and in school zones, it’s crucial to increase school zone safety awareness. According to the National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration, fatal pedestrian accidents involving a child…

Riding with a passenger on your motorcycle can be exciting, but also an enormous responsibility. A passenger on the back of your motorcycle changes the way it rides, handles, and operates, and their safety is entirely in your hands. While…

Construction sites are required to have several different types of safety signage. Some signs warn workers and visitors of potential hazards, such as falling debris or electrical cables. Other signs point to the location of safety items such as fire…

The summer months pose an increased risk for motorcycle accidents over other times of the year. In 2020, there were 116 motorcyclist deaths in South Carolina, with most accidents occurring in summer and fall. As with all vehicles, safety must…

More than 60,000 boys and 35,000 girls play high school sports in South Carolina. Hundreds of thousands more participate in sports as a part of physical education classes. Every one of them risks injury. As parents, we know we cannot…