Posts Tagged ‘auto injury attorney in Columbia’
Car Accident Causes
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) publishes a yearly report on the number of car crashes that occur across the nation every year. According to the IIHS, in 2014, 824 South Carolina residents tragically lost their lives in car crashes. Unfortunately, most accidents would have been completely avoidable, but for the negligent actions of…
Read MoreSouth Carolina Car Accidents
Driving is a necessary part of many people’s day-to-day lives. Some require vehicles to travel to and from work, while others need them to transport their children to school and extracurricular activities, or to perform daily tasks. The resulting increasing number of cars on the road has led to a recent spike in car accidents.…
Read MoreHow Safe Are Mopeds?
Mopeds are two-wheeled motorized vehicles that are similar to motorcycles. Mopeds are also sometimes called scooters. By law in South Carolina, mopeds cannot have motors that are larger than 50ccs and cannot travel at a speed greater than 30 mph. Mopeds are allowed to be driven on streets in South Carolina as long as the…
Read MoreDo You Need a Lawyer After a Car Accident?
Car accidents occur quite frequently. In fact, hundreds of car accidents happen every day across the country. While not all accidents are serious, many of them are. Drivers are required to carry insurance to cover these damages – property damage, injuries, and medical expenses – should an accident happen. However, there are many situations where…
Read MoreDo I Have a Personal Injury Case?
Thousands of accidents happen every day in the United States; many of them involve serious injuries. When someone is severely injured as the result of an accident, they may wonder whether they have a personal injury case. While not every accident or injury qualifies for a personal injury lawsuit, many of them do. Those who…
Read MoreTextalyzer Technology May Be Coming Soon
Distracted driving used to mean shaving, or applying makeup. Today, however, high-tech devices such as smartphones have made distracted driving even more complicated and dangerous. Texting while driving is one of the most common causes of accidents across the country. Many states, including South Carolina, have strict distracted driving laws in place, including restrictions on…
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