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Statistics show that wearing a seat belt is the best way to protect yourself from injuries in a crash. That’s why South Carolina requires drivers and passengers to wear seat belts and younger children to ride in car seats. Since…

In the stress and confusion after a car accident, you may wonder whether you should move the wrecked vehicles off of the road. Some will argue that it is best to clear the roadway. Others will maintain that police need…

There’s no good time for a truck accident, but they can be especially devastating when they happen near holidays. Summer and winter holidays are traditionally busy times for visiting with family and friends. Many people choose to travel by car…

The objective of workers’ compensation insurance is to support an injured worker financially and provide needed medical treatment until he or she recovers and is ready to return to work. But some people who have been badly injured at a…

Most personal injury claims are settled outside of court, often before a trial even begins. Resolving a case through some type of alternative dispute resolution saves time and money. It also reduces the burden on the court system and keeps…

Driving a car requires your full attention, and any distractions can cause catastrophic accidents. On average, nine people die in crashes involving distracted driving in the United States every single day. If you were involved in an accident with a…

Commercial tractor-trailers used as car carriers or car transporters are a unique danger on highways. Their weight and unwieldy nature can lead to serious accidents. Because automobile manufacturers have a significant presence in South Carolina, car carriers are a common…

Car accident claims are typically based on who is at fault in an accident. The injured person making a claim must show that the other driver acted improperly by speeding or running a stop sign, for example. But sometimes a…