No two accidents and injuries are the same. Along those same lines, each act of negligence is vastly different. Consider the examples of...

It can be difficult to establish and prove negligence in a South Carolina. While some cases are fairly clear cut, others are more complex...

Four elements must be established in a personal injury claim in order to recover damages from the defendant, or the party against whom...

If you’re part of an insurance claim or a personal injury lawsuit in South Carolina, a number of state laws could come into play at some...

A statute of limitations sets the period of time someone has to take some kind of legal action. Statutes of limitations, for example, set...

Negligence is the legal doctrine that requires people to conduct themselves in a way that conforms with our legal duties and what...

The following article will help you learn about the time limits to file, the compensation available, fault and liability rules, and more....

When a personal injury claimant has no medical bills (and no records of medical treatment) in connection with the accident, they're in...

If you're considering filing a personal injury lawsuit over a car accident, slip and fall, or any other kind of injury, you may be...

Each state handles liability for  alcohol-related accidents  a little differently. For example, imagine a car crash caused by a drunk driver