South Carolina Law

August 21, 2025 | South Carolina Law

Protecting Your Family When Others Drive Without Insurance You’re reviewing your auto insurance policy and notice that South Carolina requires you to purchase uninsured motorist coverage with a mandatory $200 deductible, and you’re wondering why the state forces this expense on responsible drivers like yourself…. read more

August 11, 2025 | South Carolina Law \ Truck Accidents

When Multiple Parties Share Blame for Your Truck Accident After a devastating semi-truck accident, you might discover that several parties contributed to your injuries—the truck driver who fell asleep at the wheel, the trucking company that pushed unrealistic deadlines, and the maintenance shop that failed… read more

December 20, 2024 | South Carolina Law

South Carolina recently banned squat cars and trucks, a popular modification where the front of the vehicle is raised and the back is lowered. Known as the “Carolina Squat,” this trend has been criticized for its safety risks. Lawmakers decided it was time to take… read more

November 1, 2024 | South Carolina Law

Understanding Motorcycle Accident Claims with a Columbia Motorcycle Accident Lawyer South Carolina‘s motorcycle helmet laws can significantly impact your accident claim. Understanding these laws is crucial when cruising down Gervais Street or enjoying a ride near the Riverbanks Zoo. Recent data shows that in 2024,… read more

August 30, 2024 | South Carolina Law

There are plenty of reasons to love South Carolina, and its mild yet variable climate is certainly one of them. On average, you can expect sunshine about 218 days of the year, with summer temps climbing into the mid and upper 90s. As a result,… read more

June 3, 2024 | South Carolina Law

A lot can be happening after you’ve been in a car accident in South Carolina. You may be dealing with any damage to your vehicle. If you’ve been injured hopefully you are getting the medical attention you need. You also may have to deal with… read more

June 22, 2023 | Informational \ South Carolina Law

Ever wonder what are move over laws in South Carolina? In 2002, South Carolina introduced a law mandating that all drivers must either switch to the opposite lane when passing emergency vehicles on the roadside with flashing emergency lights or reduce their speed if changing… read more