Monthly Archives: July 2025
South Carolina Woman Files Wrongful Death Lawsuit Against Utility Company
In June of 2025, Fox News reported that a South Carolina woman had filed a wrongful death lawsuit against a utility company. The woman claims that the company is responsible for the death of her fiancé, and her case could provide her with crucial compensation for her family’s losses. Could you take similar legal… Read More »
Drowning Reported in Spartanburg County
In June of 2025, officials in Spartanburg County reported that someone had drowned at Clifton Beach. The incident highlights hazards that many beach-goers face in South Carolina, and one has to wonder whether more could have been done to avoid this tragedy. What if your loved one drowns in South Carolina? Could you file… Read More »
Are Semi-Trucks in South Carolina Supposed to Have Underride Guards?
In May of 2025, two people in their 30s died after their vehicle collided with a dump truck in South Carolina. The only positive news from this incident was that a child survived. Authorities noted that their vehicle impacted the rear of the dump truck, likely resulting in an “underride crash” that caused catastrophic… Read More »
Challenges With Gathering Evidence After Fatal Crashes in South Carolina
Evidence can be challenging to locate after fatal crashes in South Carolina. After discovering that your loved one has passed away in a fatal accident, you might be desperate to search for answers. How did the crash occur? Who is to blame? These questions may remain unresolved as authorities continue with their investigations. And… Read More »
Pregnant Woman Passes Away After South Carolina Motorcycle Accident
While every motorcycle fatality in South Carolina is a tragedy, the recent passing of a pregnant woman has sent shockwaves through her community. An incident like this is particularly difficult to bear, as it represents not one death but two. What happens after the passing of a pregnant woman in your family? Can a… Read More »
South Carolina Sees More Shootings and Assaults in Public Businesses
A fresh slew of violence highlights how dangerous public businesses have become in South Carolina. Some of these recent incidents are already leading to lawsuits, showing that business owners are often to blame for failing to protect their own customers. If you have experienced a violent incident like this, you might consider speaking with… Read More »