Monthly Archives: July 2026
Injured in a Fire Caused by an Exploding Battery in South Carolina: Can You Sue?
Lithium-ion battery fires are becoming more common not only in South Carolina, but across the entire nation. If this technology is defective, it can spark both fires and explosions that cause injuries or fatalities. If you are recovering from a fire of this nature, you might be wondering whether you can sue. For detailed… Read More »
OnStar Offers Settlement for Wrongful Death Lawsuit in South Carolina
On May 27th, 2026, WMBF News reported that OnStar had offered a South Carolina family a confidential settlement in connection to an elderly woman’s death. The emergency response service had faced allegations of failing to protect the victim from her kidnapper. If you believe OnStar or any other vehicle emergency service failed to protect… Read More »
Injured in a Stampede at a Festival in South Carolina: Can I Sue?
On May 25th, People and many other sources reported that almost 20 people had suffered various injuries after a stampede at a South Carolina festival. Many of the victims had been trampled in a mad rush to the exit, possibly prompted by fears of an active shooter. If you were trampled at a festival,… Read More »
Convenience Store Owner Faces Wrongful Death Lawsuit in South Carolina
On June 2nd, 2026, a convenience store owner was found not guilty of murder by a Richland County Courthouse. Days later, the family of the victim decided to sue the individual for wrongful death in South Carolina. What if your family member was shot by a convenience store owner? Can you also file a… Read More »
SUV Strikes Pedestrian in South Carolina, Launching Them Off Bridge
In June of 2026, 6 KWQC reported that a pedestrian had suffered serious injuries after falling from a bridge. The fatal fall occurred after an SUV impacted the victim and launched them onto the riverbank. Incidents like these highlight just how dangerous pedestrian accidents in South Carolina can be. Driver Faces DUI Charges After… Read More »
Fire Department Sued for Fatal Fire Truck Crash in South Carolina
When the average driver sees a fire truck approaching, they know to pull over and get out of the way. But what happens if you have no time to react? What if a speeding fire truck strikes you at full speed, perhaps without even activating its lights and sirens? In this type of situation,… Read More »