Category Archives: Negligent Security
Two Restaurant Assaults Reported in South Carolina
Restaurant shootings in South Carolina continue at a staggering pace, and it seems that fresh incidents occur with each passing week. This violence is also causing many residents to rethink their plans to eat out, as you never know when someone might open fire. Two recent incidents in the new year of 2026 remind… Read More »
Multiple Shootings and Stabbings Reported in South Carolina Gas Stations and Parking Lots
Gas stations, convenience stores, and parking lots can be deceptively dangerous in South Carolina. One might argue that property owners are not doing enough to ensure the safety of average residents, especially with the rising threat of shootings and stabbings. Three of these violent incidents have occurred in just the past week, showing how… Read More »
Restaurant and Motel Shootings Continue in South Carolina
Restaurant and motel shootings have continued in South Carolina throughout the past week. These incidents highlight the fact that private businesses in this state are no longer safe for average people. If you were injured by an armed assailant at a private business, you may be eligible to file a negligent security lawsuit with… Read More »
High-Profile Shootings at South Carolina Gas Stations, Bars, and Hotels
Within the past few weeks, multiple high-profile shootings have occurred across South Carolina. These incidents have occurred in bars, hotels, and gas stations. Dozens of injuries have occurred as a direct result of these shootings, and many people have lost their lives. These incidents also highlight the lack of adequate security measures taken by… Read More »
Man Turns Himself in After Mall Shooting in South Carolina
In November of 2025, a man turned himself in after shooting a victim at a mall in South Carolina. This marks yet another mall shooting in a state that has certainly seen its fair share of these incidents over the years. If you were hurt in a recent mall shooting, you may be able… Read More »
South Carolina Nightclub Shut Down After Multiple Shootings
One of the most concerning things about shootings in South Carolina nightclubs is that they seem to occur repeatedly with no real action. A single establishment might see numerous shootings before the authorities finally decide to step in and shut the place down. Unfortunately, these actions come far too late to save injured or… Read More »
Steps for Filing a Negligent Security Lawsuit in South Carolina
If you want to file a negligent security lawsuit in South Carolina, you might be concerned about the various steps you’ll need to take. How difficult will this process be? How long will it take? What are your chances of recovering compensation? These are all valid questions, and you can explore them in more… Read More »
Multiple Shootings in South Carolina Restaurants, Bars, and Gas Stations
Establishments such as bars, restaurants, and gas stations are becoming increasingly unsafe for the general public due to increasing gun violence. Four notable shootings have occurred within the past week, and these incidents have led to numerous injuries. Miraculously, no one was killed. What can you do if a shooting at a business caused… Read More »
Shootings Reported at South Carolina Gyms, Gas Stations, and Restaurants
Over the past weeks, numerous reports have highlighted shootings at private businesses across South Carolina. These establishments include gyms, restaurants, and gas stations. If you were injured in a similar incident, you may be struggling with psychological trauma and physical injuries. You may be able to pursue compensation for these damages with help from… Read More »
How Assaults in South Carolina Can Lead to Paralysis
Attacks in South Carolina can easily leave victims paralyzed. This has happened before, and unfortunately, it will probably happen again. While some victims make full recoveries, others struggle with lifelong disabilities, mental health challenges, and medical expenses. What can you do if you were paralyzed after a South Carolina attack? Can a personal injury… Read More »