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The Very Real Costs of Motorcycle Accidents in North Carolina
Jul 15, 2018For many motorcyclists, a big part of the joy of riding is the feeling of personal freedom. Exposure to the elements while cruising roads is an inherent part of the thrill. The unfortunate truth remains that as part of such openness, motorcyclists are also susceptible to a wide range of highly serious and possibly fatal...
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Types of Birth Injuries in South Carolina
Jul 14, 2018In most cases, the birth of a child is a joyous occasion that families savor. Unfortunately, certain errors committed during childbirth frequently result in newborns being born with serious injuries. In many cases, these children can face entire lifetimes of challenges. If the injury was the result of a medical professional's negligence, the victim and...
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How Distracted Driving Laws Work in Georgia
Jul 11, 2018Many people are constantly using their cellular phones. In addition to talking or texting, a wide variety of apps allow people to also use their mobile devices to play games, watch videos, or partake in any one of a number of other forms of entertainment. Unfortunately, one of the times that our difficulty putting down...
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Understanding Fault in South Carolina Car Accidents
Jul 07, 2018While in the aftermath of an accident, some people who were seriously injured begin to question how much their own actions contributed to crashes occurring, they should not speak to insurance companies representing any of the other drivers involved. In such cases, even seemingly minor admissions can be devastating for the personal injury claims relating...
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Overview of Modified Comparative Negligence in South Carolina
Jun 30, 2018South Carolina uses a modified comparative fault system for allocating fault and damages. Comparative fault refers to the system in which damages are apportioned based on the respective shades of fault. In a pure comparative fault system, no percentage of negligence will bar recovery for a plaintiff. In a modified comparative fault system, the plaintiff...
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