After an accident, it’s easy to assume your personal injury claim will “work itself out.” Unfortunately, many people unknowingly make decisions that weaken—or even destroy—their case before it ever gets off the ground. At Coastal Law, we regularly speak with injured...
A car accident can flip your day upside down in seconds. Whether you’re driving along Ocean Boulevard in Myrtle Beach or navigating downtown Charleston traffic, knowing what to do after a crash can make a real difference. Below is a practical, step-by-step guide...
Truck accidents—especially those involving 18-wheelers and commercial motor vehicles—often cause far more damage than a typical passenger-car crash. But the physical impact isn’t the only thing that makes these cases different. South Carolina trucking collisions...
Domestic violence charges in South Carolina are divided into several degrees, each carrying its own set of fines, penalties, and potential jail time. Whether it’s Domestic Violence 3rd Degree, 2nd Degree, 1st Degree, or Domestic Violence of a High and Aggravated...
If you’ve been following DUI laws in South Carolina over the past few years, you know they’ve been getting tougher. One of the biggest changes came with the expansion of the Ignition Interlock Device (IID) Program, and in 2025, it’s more important than ever to...
From the Personal Injury Team at Coastal Law, LLC If you’ve been hurt in a car crash, a slip and fall, or any other kind of accident, one big question probably comes to mind: Can I still get compensated if the accident was partly my fault? The short answer: Yes, you...
If you’ve been injured in a slip and fall accident in South Carolina, you might be wondering: who’s actually responsible? Can you hold the property owner accountable, or are you stuck dealing with the aftermath alone? South Carolina law says you may be able to...
A DUI arrest or conviction in South Carolina can do far more than cause legal headaches — it can jeopardize your employment and professional future. Whether you are currently employed or seeking a new job, a DUI charge can carry significant consequences that extend...
On March 7, 2024, SC’s governor signed H. 3594 into law, a bill that some are calling a “constitutional carry” law that lifts many of our state’s previous restrictions on carrying firearms whether openly or concealed. Where can you carry a gun in SC now, and where is...
How do you file a DUI appeal in South Carolina? Sometimes you win a DUI case by getting a dismissal before trial. Other times, you may get an acquittal from a jury at trial. Still other times, you may win when the circuit court or the court of appeals reverses your...
