Category: Safety

If you live in Columbia or Myrtle Beach, South Carolina and are thinking about buying a new car, automobile safety features likely are on your mind. In particular, if you have a large family and regularly provide transportation to your children and…

South Carolina faces more than its fair share of severe weather. As the National Center for Environmental Information reports, thunderstorms are very common in the state, particularly from early March through late May. Additionally, South Carolina also faces a significant threat…

The Myrtle Beach Chamber of Commerce estimates that more than 14 million tourists will visit the region this year. While vacationers do come throughout the whole year, spring break is clearly one of the most popular times. If you are planning on…

South Carolina is known for its subtropical climate, and while we enjoy plenty of clear blue skies and sunny days, we also experience our share of clouds, fog, and rain. From early spring downpours to hurricane season, wet weather can…

While cars are an important tool for transporting our children and getting them to and fro, cars have the potential to be dangerous. And when an accident involving a car and a child occurs, the results are often tragic, leaving…

As a result of recent technological advances, the automobile industry has been able to manufacture thousands of vehicles with updated features and equipment that make cars easier and safer to drive. While many manufacturers carefully test all of their products,…

Natural disasters are extreme weather events that destroy property and can displace entire communities. Across the globe, certain regions are susceptible to specific types of natural disaster, such as landslides and tornadoes. Before you move to a new region, familiarize…

Car Accident Lawyers Assisting Injured Motorists and Passengers in Charleston and Throughout South Carolina It is no secret that distracted driving endangers lives: the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration recently reported that approximately ten percent of all traffic fatalities in the United…