Category Archives: Motorcycle Accidents
Fatal Horry County Motorcycle Crash Raises a Hard Question About Right-of-Way
On Saturday night, September 26th, 2026, a motorcycle carrying two people tried to cross SC-410 from SC-19 in Horry County. An eastbound SUV struck the motorcycle at around 8:00 PM, and both the operator and the passenger later died at a local hospital, according to Live 5 News. The SUV’s driver was also hospitalized,… 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 »
Fatal Spartanburg County Motorcycle Crash Is a Warning for Charleston Riders Too
A motorcyclist died early on July 23, 2026, after a single-vehicle crash on Valley Falls Road in Boiling Springs, a reminder that even a routine ride can turn fatal in seconds, whether it happens in the Upstate or right here in the Charleston area. How the Crash Happened According to FOX Carolina, the South… Read More »
Man Arrested for Motorcycle Hit-and-Run in South Carolina
Motorcyclists are incredibly vulnerable after falling off their bikes, and they often depend on passing motorists to call first responders on their behalf. Whether a driver causes a motorcycle accident or not, they must take on this responsibility and try to get help for an injured rider. What if someone you love was killed… Read More »
Man Faces Felony DUI Charges After Fatal Motorcycle Accident in South Carolina
According to the South Carolina Department of Public Safety (SCDPS), well over 100 people die each year due to fatal motorcycle accidents in the state. This underscores the dangerous nature of these vehicles, but riders are not always to blame for their own deaths. A recent fatal motorcycle accident in South Carolina shows that… Read More »
What to Do if Your Relative Is in Critical Condition After a South Carolina Motorcycle Accident
In late December of 2025, Fox Carolina reported that a man had passed away on Christmas after a motorcycle accident days earlier. The man must have been fighting for his life for days before ultimately succumbing to his injuries. While this must have been an extremely challenging experience for the victim, his family also… Read More »
Driver Faces DUI Charges After Fatal Motorcycle Accident in South Carolina
In November of 2025, Fox Carolina reported that a DUI crash in Greenville County had led to the death of a motorcyclist. The man responsible is now facing criminal charges, and this incident highlights just how dangerous drunk drivers can be. The crash also demonstrates how vulnerable motorcyclists are to negligent drivers. If you… Read More »
What Constitutes “Humiliation” in a South Carolina Motorcycle Accident Case?
Humiliation is one of the more obscure non-economic damages that may arise during a motorcycle accident lawsuit in South Carolina. However, it has the potential to be perfectly legitimate. Humiliation is one of the most difficult psychological issues that a person can bear, and it may even drive a victim toward suicidal ideation. When… Read More »
My Road Rash Got Infected After a Motorcycle Accident in South Carolina: What Should I Do?
Road rash is a common injury after a motorcycle accident in South Carolina. But what if your road rash became infected? This situation is more common than many realize, and it can be extremely serious. All kinds of infection can be severe, regardless of the underlying injury. Contact an experienced motorcycle accident lawyer in… Read More »
Suing for Motorcycle Injuries After an Intersection Crash in South Carolina
Motorcyclists are particularly vulnerable while moving through intersections. They face threats from left-turning vehicles, right-turning vehicles, and everyone in between. If you were struck and injured while moving through an intersection, you might need to consider your legal options. But how do you determine who caused your crash? Did you have the right of… Read More »