Recent Blog Posts
Flying Bullets Lead to Negligent Security Concerns in South Carolina
Recent shootings at gas stations, malls, and restaurants in South Carolina have highlighted concerns about public safety and negligent security. It seems that average people cannot visit these locations without the threat of bullets flying through the air. How can we address this issue? Are business owners partly responsible for this lack of security… Read More »
Missing Guardrails Lead to Successful Wrongful Death Lawsuit in South Carolina
While a set of missing guardrails might seem like a minor concern, the lack of this crucial safety feature can lead to serious consequences for innocent people. Guardrails can protect people from falling to their deaths. In the context of traffic safety, guardrails may mitigate serious crashes. A recent wrongful death lawsuit in South… Read More »
Multiple Fatal Motorcycle Crashes Reported in South Carolina
Fatal motorcycle accidents in South Carolina are relatively common. Riders have little protection from the elements, and even a slight mistake can have deadly consequences. If you have lost a loved one due to a motorcycle accident, this is something you understand only too well. What are your options after an incident like this?… Read More »
South Carolina Assaults Reported in Gas Stations, Restaurants, and Lounges
Another week has passed, and it has brought a new string of assaults and shootings across South Carolina’s many establishments. Within just three days, customers were shot and assaulted in three separate incidents while visiting gas stations, restaurants, and lounges. If you were injured due to an incident like this, you may be able… Read More »
Head-On Bus Accident in South Carolina Causes Deaths and Injuries
In April of 2025, a serious bus accident occurred in South Carolina – injuring several people and causing at least one death. Bus accidents like this can be particularly dangerous for various reasons. First, buses are often occupied by dozens of people, raising the chances of a “mass casualty event.” Secondly, seatbelts are often… Read More »
Two Motorcyclists Die After Hit-and-Runs in South Carolina
Over the past two days, two people have lost their lives due to hit-and-run motorcycle crashes in South Carolina. These incidents highlight the fact that many motorists lack the responsibility and human decency to stop and help victims. If someone you loved was killed by a hit-and-run motorcycle crash, you might consider speaking with… Read More »
South Carolina Sees Several Serious Semi-Truck Accidents
Over the past week, South Carolina has seen several serious truck accidents. Many of these tractor-trailer crashes have been fatal, and some are still under investigation. As families grieve, it has become clear that the trucking industry continues to pose safety hazards for motorists. What can you do after a tractor-trailer accident in South… Read More »
Visiting Restaurants in South Carolina Is Now Extremely Dangerous
Within the past week, three shootings have occurred at South Carolina restaurants. Simply going out to eat is now a dangerous activity, as you never know who might start shooting. Although local law enforcement is trying its best to track down shooters and protect the public, one has to wonder what steps the restaurant… Read More »
South Carolina Wants to Increase Penalties for Those Who Recklessly Start Fires
Although the recent wildfires in South Carolina were extremely destructive, they could have been much worse. In the aftermath of this natural disaster, state authorities are trying to reduce the chances of similar incidents in the future. Investigators have traced one of these fires to a negligent individual who lit a fire too close… Read More »
What Causes Semi-Trucks to Flip Over in South Carolina?
In April of 2025, a semi-truck overturned in South Carolina, injuring the driver. The accident blocked several lanes of Highway 31 for hours, and it prompted an extensive response from first responders. The South Carolina Highway Patrol said that they were investigating this single-vehicle crash, but there was no word on what caused this… Read More »