May 30, 2018 | Criminal Defense, Fourth Amendment, Personal Injury
The Drug Enforcement Unit (DEU) in Myrtle Beach regularly violates suspects’ constitutional rights by forcing their way into homes without knocking or announcing themselves, according to report from a US magistrate. A U.S. magistrate judge said in a document...
May 23, 2018 | Criminal Defense, Expungements, Legislation, Personal Injury
A friend sends you an email titled “You need to see this.” You open it up, expecting a funny video or maybe a story about the latest outrageous antics of your least-favorite politician. Instead, it’s a photo of you. And not just any photo – the...
May 18, 2018 | Auto Accidents, Personal Injury
A 16-year-old Texas girl died after removing her seatbelt to take a selfie. Just seconds after she unbuckled and snapped the photo, the car she was riding in ran off the road and flipped. The girl was ejected from the vehicle and died instantly; everyone else in the...
May 10, 2018 | Personal Injury
After the accident, you spent time in the hospital, worried about your family, worried about the bills that were piling up, worried about when you could get back to work, and possibly are still worrying about the long term effects of your injuries. You know the...
May 10, 2018 | Personal Injury, Workers Comp
Consider all the ways you could be injured on the job – repetitive injuries like carpal tunnel syndrome, a co-worker punches you in the face, a piece of steel falls from the forklift as it drives past your workstation… The possibilities are wide open. Whatever...
May 10, 2018 | Motorcycle Accidents, Personal Injury
Update: The Court issued a ruling in this case yesterday allowing the City to proceed with the proposed bike loop: Days before Memorial Day weekend, a federal judge ruled Myrtle Beach can use a 23-mile traffic loop despite pleas from the NAACP to ban the plan....
