Case Studies

Joye Law Firm Injury Lawyers Attorney Matt Jackson secured a $165,000 workers’ compensation settlement for an Awendaw man who was struck on the head by an axe that fell from heavy equipment. The injury left him with post-concussion syndrome, PTSD, depression, and lasting physical and cognitive difficulties that prevented him from returning to work. Continue reading →

February 2025 Update: In addition to our client’s $3,000,000 settlement, Joye Law Firm Injury Lawyers secured an additional $1,000,000 dram shop settlement against the establishment that overserved the drunk driver and contributed to the crash. Back in January 2021, the…

Metanoia, a non-profit organization committed to addressing the pressing needs of the Chicora-Cherokee community in North Charleston, faced a formidable challenge when their plans to repurpose the Old Chicora School were halted by a devastating fire. What should have been…

Most drivers on the road make a conscious effort to adopt safe driving habits, not just to ensure their safety but also to safeguard their loved ones and fellow drivers on the road. However, sometimes safe driving isn’t enough to…

Most people don’t think about what might happen if they get injured on the job, and they certainly don’t think about their essential workers’ comp benefits being denied after such an event. However, this scary situation is the reality for…

In December of 2002, Mrs. Whitehead purchased a 2002 Chevrolet TrailBlazer thinking it was safe based on advertising in General Motors Corporation’s brochures as to the vehicle’s overall strength and durability and the local dealer sales representative’s representations that the…

South Carolinians should not have to fear that they will be injured by a drunk driver when traveling in our beautiful state, but sadly that fear is a reality for many. South Carolina consistently ranks as one of the worst…

Drunk driving remains a pervasive and dangerous issue in South Carolina. Alcohol-impaired driving contributes to a significant number of fatalities and injuries on the roads. A recent study by Forbes named South Carolina as the 7th most dangerous state for…