Category Archives: Car Accidents
Two-Vehicle Rollover in Oconee County Leaves One Driver Dead
A predawn crash in Oconee County last week left one driver dead after a collision at a rural intersection sent an SUV off the road and rolling over. The case is a reminder of how dangerous side-road intersections can be, and how quickly a failure to yield can turn deadly for everyone involved. How… Read More »
Can a Charleston Driver Legally Squeeze You Out of Your Own Lane?
Motorcyclists riding through Charleston traffic, whether crossing the Ravenel Bridge or working through the tourist congestion around the peninsula, often deal with drivers who treat a motorcycle’s lane as extra space to share. South Carolina law says otherwise, and it says so in fairly direct language. The Law Gives Motorcycles the Whole Lane Under… Read More »
Two Killed in Bamberg County Crash: What Charleston Drivers Should Know About Fault in Intersection Collisions
Late on the night of July 25, 2026, a two-vehicle crash on Highway 61 in Bamberg County left two people dead and reopened a question that comes up after almost every serious intersection wreck across South Carolina, including here in Charleston: who was actually at fault? How the Crash Unfolded South Carolina Highway Patrol… Read More »
What Charleston Pedestrians Should Know After a Recent Dorchester Road Hit-and-Run
A pedestrian was critically injured in a hit-and-run crash on Dorchester Road in North Charleston on July 9, 2026. Here is what happened, and what it means if something similar happens to you or someone you love. What happened in this case? According to the North Charleston Police Department, the pedestrian was lawfully crossing… Read More »
Wrong-Way Collision in South Carolina Kills Two
On April 20th, 2026, WIS 10 reported that a wrong-way crash in Richland County had killed two people. Wrong-way crashes are particularly tragic when they end in death, as these incidents are clearly preventable. If you were injured by someone driving on the wrong side of the road, consider discussing your legal options with… Read More »
Country Music Star Dies in South Carolina Tesla Accident
In late April of 2026, multiple sources reported that a country music star had lost his life in a South Carolina Tesla accident. The collision is now under investigation. Although officials have already ruled the incident an accident, investigators still don’t know why the man’s Tesla veered off the road. If a Tesla accident… Read More »
Family Removes South Carolina Woman From Life Support After Catastrophic Crash
The decision to remove a family member from life support is one that many hope they’ll never have to make. However, this could be a necessary and humane step after a South Carolina car accident involving traumatic brain injuries. A family recently made this challenging decision, ending the life of a 42-year-old mother. If… Read More »
South Carolina Man Wakes Up From Coma After Car Accident
On April 5th, 2026, The Packet reported that a Bluffton man had woken from a coma after a car accident in South Carolina. The victim remained comatose for a full month after the crash, and his recovery provides hope for victims and families struggling with similar medical issues. Whether your loved one has recently… Read More »
Wrong-Way Drivers Kill Multiple People in South Carolina
In late February of 2026, wrong-way drivers killed multiple people in at least two car crashes in South Carolina. These incidents remind us of how quickly a routine drive can turn into a family-shattering tragedy. All it takes is one mistake, and a vehicle could veer across the center line into you. What can… Read More »
Two Car Accidents in South Carolina Involve Trailers and Loose Cargo
Two recent car accidents in South Carolina have illustrated the dangers of towing trailers and carrying loose cargo. Both of these incidents were clearly caused by negligence, and they may lead to criminal consequences for both at-fault drivers. However, criminal penalties represent only one example of a potential consequence. At-fault drivers may also face… Read More »