Our article library is an educational resource for injured people and their families. These articles are filled with answers - not legal jargon - to questions you may have about a personal injury, workers' compensation, or wrongful death case. As an attorney, I believe my responsibilities extend far beyond the courtroom. For I am not only an advocate, but a counselor. I also possess the unique opportunity to provide my fellow South Carolinians with a great deal of information concerning their legal rights and responsibilities.
I hope you find this information both useful and thought-provoking. Should you have any questions after reading one of the articles, please contact me at (803) 790-2800. I am always glad to discuss the law, as well as the solutions it may provide.
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Dram Shop Laws: Can a South Carolina Bar That Over-Serves a Patron Be Held Liable for A Drunk Driving Accident?South Carolina bars can be held liable if they over-serve a patron and that person gets in a car wreck. Learn more about "dram shop laws" here.
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Accidents Exceeding Policy Limits: What South Carolinians Can Do if the At-Fault Driver Only Has Minimum Limits InsuranceEven if the person who caused the car accident has minimum insurance limits, South Carolinians have other ways to receive compensation.
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How are Personal Injury Settlements Paid Out?Your personal injury settlement will be used to pay unpaid liens (to medical providers, health insurance, etc) and legal fees. You keep the remainder.
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Why Pre-Existing Conditions Affect SC Personal Injury and Workers’ Compensation Cases Less Than You Might ThinkMany people think pre-existing injuries will hurt their case or prevent them from recovering damages after an injury in South Carolina. Luckily, they are wrong.
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Why a Settlement Isn't Always the Last Step in Your Personal Injury CaseEven after settling your accident claim, South Carolina law still requires work to be done before you receive your money.
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Workplace Liability for Burn Injuries: Third Party Personal Injury LawsuitsIf an employee is burned at work, a third party may be liable for the injury.
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Three Common Ways Children Get Hurt at School in South CarolinaChildren are often injured in preventable accidents at school in South Carolina that occur on the playground or while they’re playing sports.
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Three Fireworks Safety Tips From a South Carolina Child Injury AttorneyTake note of these three tips from Columbia, SC child injury attorney, Kenneth Berger, about how to safely handle and set off fireworks around children.
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Three Halloween Safety Tips From a South Carolina Child Injury AttorneyBefore your child goes out to trick or treat this Halloween, be sure to take a look at these three important safety tips.
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Three Tips to Avoid Swimming Pool Accidents in South CarolinaWhen your kids ask to go in the swimming pool this summer, make sure you follow these three pool safety tips before they jump in.