What to Do When Losing Control of a Car

Posted in Personal Injury on February 20, 2023

Drivers must remain cautious and alert while behind the wheel to avoid losing control of the vehicle. The consequences can be devastating if a driver fails to maintain control of their vehicle. Recently, a 31-year-old man was killed in a crash in Greenville County after his car went off the side of the road before… read more

Top Risky Driving Behaviors on the Rise

Posted in Personal Injury on February 16, 2023

A recent survey conducted by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety found that drivers are engaging in risky driving behaviors more frequently, even though most motorists recognize the dangers that these behaviors pose. This article examines the study in detail and explains what you can do to stay safe behind the wheel. Leading Dangerous Driving… read more

Is a Concussion Considered a TBI?

Posted in Personal Injury on February 14, 2023

Despite being less severe than other head injuries, concussions are considered traumatic brain injuries (TBI), according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and other medical authorities. Indeed, they are the most common type of TBI. Even a “mild” concussion can cause serious symptoms and long-term consequences. Concussions vs. Traumatic Brain Injuries According to Johns Hopkins… read more

ATV Riding Safety Tips

Posted in Personal Injury on January 19, 2023

A South Carolina family is mourning the loss of their 12-year-old boy, who died from multiple traumatic injuries caused by a recent ATV accident in Anderson County. According to local news reports, the boy was a passenger on an ATV that drove through an intersection on Old Lowndesville Highway and hit a pickup truck, injuring… read more

What Are the Three Types of Driving Distractions?

Posted in Personal Injury on January 19, 2023

Did you know that distracted drivers kill nine people every day in the United States on average? That’s according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), which categorizes driving distractions into three types. This article will describe the three types of driving distractions and provide examples of distractions that cause car accidents and injuries… read more

Six Tips for Driving Safely This Holiday Season

Posted in Personal Injury on December 20, 2022

The holidays are a popular time for travel, and countless Americans are planning to hit the road this holiday season to reunite with friends and family or celebrate away from home. If you’re thinking of road-tripping this year, The Melonakos Law Firm wants you to keep these six safe-driving tips in mind this holiday season…. read more

Nursing Home Neglect: What To Know

Posted in Personal Injury on September 20, 2022

As we age, many of us will require some support to manage certain tasks, maintain a healthy lifestyle, or live as independently as possible. Many older adults get this support from nursing homes and other long-term care (LTC) facilities. Many nursing homes and LTC facilities provide outstanding care that allows residents to live active and… read more

5 Common Reasons to Switch Personal Injury Lawyers

Posted in Personal Injury on August 25, 2022

Sometimes, accident victims decide to switch personal injury lawyers in the middle of a claim or case. , The Melonakos Law Firm explores five of the most common reasons they do so. Common Reasons to Switch Personal Injury Attorneys Some of the most common reasons why personal injury victims change lawyers mid-case include: The Attorney… read more

Six Steps You MUST Take After a South Carolina Car Accident

Posted in Personal Injury on April 9, 2019

Six Steps You MUST Take After a South Carolina Car Accident What you do in the moments and days after an accident can affect not only your health, but also your legal case. You are not helpless, and I want to empower you with steps you can take to improve your chance of succeeding in… read more