If you were recently injured in a car accident, you will likely need your Greenville car accident report to support an insurance claim or a car accident lawsuit. The process for requesting an accident report depends on where the accident occurred and which agency investigated it. That may be the Greenville City Police Department, the…
There is no specific evidence needed for a wrongful death lawsuit following a car accident in South Carolina. Rather, wrongful death cases are won or lost based on the preponderance of the evidence. In other words, the plaintiffs who have filed the lawsuit must provide enough evidence of various types to convince the court that…
Not always. If nobody was hurt in the car crash, the damage is limited, and the other driver’s insurance company has accepted fault, you might be able to handle the insurance claim yourself. The trouble is, a crash that looks minor at the scene doesn’t always stay that way. Insurance companies train adjusters to settle…
Within days of a car accident, you’ll start receiving phone calls and other communications from various parties involved in the claims process, including the other driver’s insurance company. The adjuster may ask you to give a recorded statement, and you might reasonably wonder, “Can I refuse a recorded statement to the insurance company?” Can You…
South Carolina parent liability for a teen car accident may arise in certain cases where a parent provides the vehicle, owns it, or contributes to the conditions that led to the crash. Due to the potential complexity of these cases and the significant harm a car accident can cause, injured people may have questions about…
Were you involved in a car accident in South Carolina and not wearing your seatbelt at the time of the crash? You may wonder whether being in a car accident without a seatbelt can affect your ability to recover compensation for your injuries and related losses. Rest assured that your decision not to wear a…
Is South Carolina a hands-free state? As of September 1, 2025, the answer is yes. The South Carolina hands-free law took effect under the Hands-Free and Distracted Driving Act. The new driving and phone law limits how South Carolina motorists can use mobile phones and other devices while driving. South Carolina’s new hands-free law establishes…
Highway construction zones can create dangerous conditions for drivers. Uneven pavement, narrowed lanes, traffic shifts, inadequate or missing warning signs, heavy equipment and construction workers in the roadway, and suddenly reduced speeds can easily lead to serious accidents. When a motorist suffers injuries in an accident caused by road construction, they may be entitled to…
A car accident can cause an enormous amount of stress and anxiety. It can be hard to remain calm and clear-headed in such an intense moment. However, many accident victims don’t understand that their actions and words after a Greenville car accident can significantly impact their compensation claim later. Whether you were involved in a…
Right after a car crash, it’s easy to tell yourself you’re fine. Maybe your neck feels a little stiff, or there’s a dull ache in your back. You chalk it up to stress, tension, or the jolt of the impact. But even a minor ache after a car accident can be your body’s first warning…
