Mar 13, 2018 | Criminal Defense, Personal Injury
U.S. Senator Rand Paul had just finished mowing his lawn when a neighbor sprinted into his yard and tackled him. The senator landed hard and broke several ribs. As it turns out, the assault had nothing to do with politics or with Paul’s long-time service in the...
Mar 8, 2018 | Auto Accidents, Personal Injury
A new medical test can detect traumatic brain injury (TBI) early, and that could lead to significantly better treatment for people who have suffered head trauma in a car accident. It could also lead to better financial outcomes – car crash victims often do not realize...
Mar 2, 2018 | Auto Accidents, DUI Accidents, Personal Injury
When we think of the victims of drunk drivers, we usually imagine the things we can see – blood, mangled bodies, demolished cars. When most people think of compensation for drunk driving victims, the first things they think of are most likely doctor bills,...
Mar 2, 2018 | Auto Accidents, Personal Injury
Would you drive the length of a football field at 55 mph with your eyes closed? Well, texting while driving is about the same. When you send a text or dial a number on your phone, you are not paying attention to the road. Period. So, for the five seconds or more that...
Mar 1, 2018 | Auto Accidents, Personal Injury, Traffic Tickets
If you ask your friends to list their biggest highway pet peeves, slow driving in the left lane will probably be near the top. But it’s not just annoying and frustrating – slow driving in the left lane is illegal, and it’s dangerous. South Carolina...
Feb 21, 2018 | Auto Accidents, Insurance, Personal Injury
Insurance adjustors are trained to deny claims. When that doesn’t work, they fall back on other training – how to minimize a payout on a claim, how to talk you out of hiring an attorney, and how to bully you into accepting a settlement that doesn’t...
