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If You Were at Fault in A Car Accident and Do Not Have Insurance, What Should You Do?

In South Carolina, if you want to drive a motor vehicle, you must have at least liability insurance on your …

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Three Things to Know About Car Accident Settlements

Three Things to Know About Car Accident Settlements

Insurance companies are in business to make money. No shock there – every business is – but that means making …

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Commercial Truck Accidents Here's What You Need to Know

Commercial Truck Accidents: Here’s What You Need to Know

Anyone who has driven on an interstate or other major highway has seen some of the thousands of tractor-trailer rigs …

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Understanding Wrongful Death Car Accident Settlements

Understanding Wrongful Death Car Accident Settlements

The first thing to understand about car accident settlements is that most of these incidents are not “accidents.” In fact, …

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Car Accident Victim Compensation How Does It Work

Car Accident Victim Compensation: How Does It Work?

Most civil claims settle out of court. In fact, fewer than 5 percent of car wreck cases go to trial …

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Commercial Truck Accident Liability Who Is Held Responsible After Accidents

Commercial Truck Accident Liability: Who Is Held Responsible After Accidents?

The South Carolina Ports Authority, which includes Charleston, Georgetown, and several other commercial ports in the state, handles over $75 …

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Hit And Run Collisions Here Is What You Need to Know

Hit And Run Collisions: Here Is What You Need to Know

Most hit and run collision criminal investigations do not end well for their victims. In many jurisdictions, law enforcement apprehends …

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Recovering Compensation After a Commercial Truck Accident

Recovering Compensation After a Commercial Truck Accident

The number of truck accidents, as well as the compensation in these accident claims, has increased significantly since 2009. Truck …

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What Are the Key Elements of a Wrongful Death Lawsuit

What Are the Key Elements of a Wrongful Death Lawsuit?

Poisonings, drug overdoses, and motor vehicle collisions are the leading causes of accidental death in the United States. Falls, drownings, …

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What is a Split Liability Agreement in Car Accidents

What is a Split Liability Agreement in Car Accidents?

Comparative fault, which divides responsibility for car crashes between the involved drivers, is one of the most common insurance company …

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