How Much Is My Personal Injury Case Worth?

Author: Ben Leader

How much your personal injury case is worth depends on so many different factors. This includes the severity of your injuries, the lasting impact of these injuries, whether you need additional medical treatment in the future, how your injuries affect your quality of life, and whether your injuries prevent you from working. We know that […]

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Determining Fault in a Rear-End Collision

Author: Ben Leader

Rear-end collisions have many causes, and it’s crucial to investigate the cause(s) and any contributing factors to determine who was at fault in the crash. Sometimes it’s the tailing driver, other times it’s the leading driver, and there are also situations in which other parties are at fault for what happened. Our rear-end car crash […]

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The Most Dangerous Intersections in Rock Hill

Author: Ben Leader

The most dangerous intersections in Rock Hill, SC include: Intersections along Cherry Road Celanese Road and India Hook Road Dave Lyle Boulevard and Springsteen Road East Main Street and Confederate Avenue North Anderson Road and Nations Ford Road Interchanges along Interstate 77 These kinds of crashes can happen for all sorts of reasons. When they […]

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North Carolina Car Accident Statute of Limitations

Author: Ben Leader

You must act quickly after you get hurt in a car crash that someone else caused. The North Carolina car accident statute of limitations sets the time you have to file a lawsuit against the person who harmed you. If you miss the deadline, you will lose your chance to pursue compensation in court, and […]

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Is South Carolina a No-Fault State?

Author: Ben Leader

South Carolina follows a traditional at-fault insurance system rather than a no-fault one. People injured in a traffic accident initially seek compensation through the insurance policy of the driver who caused the crash or any other parties who contributed to the accident and injuries, not their own policy. Insurance and liability rules vary from state […]

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Who Can File a Wrongful Death Claim in South Carolina

Author: Ben Leader

When someone else’s negligent actions or misconduct cause the death of someone you love, you may be angry and devastated. However, you could seek compensation for your loss. South Carolina law outlines who may file a wrongful death claim and how the proceeds get distributed. An experienced South Carolina wrongful death attorney from Elrod Pope […]

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South Carolina Compensatory and Punitive Damages

Author: Ben Leader

South Carolina law recognizes two main types of damages in personal injury cases – compensatory damages, which address the economic and non-economic harm that a person suffers, and punitive damages, which punish at-fault parties for especially reckless or malicious conduct.   If you suffered an injury in South Carolina because of someone else’s negligence, you may […]

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How to Obtain a Police Accident Report in North Carolina

Author: Ben Leader

When the police respond to a car accident in North Carolina, the responding officer must prepare an official report detailing their impressions of what happened and any citations issued. Any parties involved in the crash may then request that report from the agency the officer works for. Here’s a closer look at how to obtain […]

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What to Do After a Car Accident with an Uninsured Driver in North Carolina

Author: Ben Leader

If you’re involved in an accident caused by an uninsured driver, don’t panic — you still have options available to you. You may be able to recover certain types of compensation through your uninsured motorist coverage, while optional collision coverage could cover your vehicle damage. You may also be able to sue the uninsured driver […]

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Who Can Be Sued for Truck Accidents in South Carolina?

Author: Ben Leader

Truck accident liability in South Carolina is a complex issue, as many parties might be responsible for the crash. Depending on the cause of the truck accident, the driver, trucking company, maintenance providers, or others could all be liable. It’s your lawyer’s job to identify who you can sue. What Evidence is Used to Prove […]

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