After a personal injury, taking legal action is probably at the top of your mind. So, how long do you have to file a personal injury lawsuit? There is a legal deadline and missing it can bar you from seeking compensation. Here is what you need to know about the statute of limitations and what…
After a car accident, most people assume the hard part is over once the wreck is behind them. Unfortunately, that is never the case. These claims have strict rules, deadlines, and insurance practices that can undermine your case if you’re not careful. Even harmless decisions can seriously reduce the value of your claim or wipe…
Getting charged with drug paraphernalia possession can be scary. If you are convicted, you could face fines, probation, or a criminal record. In turn, that can affect your job, schooling, and future opportunities. If you’re dealing with this situation, you might not know what to do next. Here is a look at the 4 factors…
When you’re hurt in an accident, the physical injuries are just one part of the story. There is also the emotional toll, such as pain, stress, sleepless nights, and the frustration of seeing your daily life turned upside down. In legal terms, these impacts are referred to as pain and suffering. But how to calculate…
When someone in South Carolina is charged with a drug crime, there is one detail that becomes the turning point in the entire case: Were you in possession, or were you accused of having the intent to distribute? Possession vs. intent. That can be the difference between a shorter sentence and a decade added to…
Getting pulled over for a suspected DUI in South Carolina is stressful. Once the stop is over, whether you were arrested or released, your decisions in the hours and days that follow can dramatically affect your case. Every choice you make after the officer leaves matters. Even small missteps during this time can ripple into…
After an accident in South Carolina, you are probably staring down medical bills and insurance adjusters, along with some stress. You just want someone to take the burden off your shoulders. When should you hire a personal injury lawyer? Not every accident requires legal help, but there are plenty of situations where hiring an attorney…
If you have been injured in South Carolina and filed an insurance claim, you expect the insurance company to pay. But sometimes the insurer may want to point out that you were already injured and that your injuries were old. However, just because an insurance adjuster labels your injury as pre-existing doesn’t mean your case…
Most people think a DUI in South Carolina only happens when someone’s had too much to drink. But that is not true. State law covers any substance that can impair your ability to drive safely, including prescription medication and over-the-counter drugs. That means you could be pulled over and still end up in handcuffs for…
If you have been arrested in South Carolina, there is a big difference between a simple possession charge and possession with intent to distribute. A crime suggests you had drugs for personal use, while the other says you were planning to sell or share them. That difference not only affects your record, but it can…
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