How Long Do I Have to File a PI Claim in SC?
If you are injured in South Carolina, you only have three years to file a legal claim. This limitation period begins at the time of your accident, but there are circumstances in which the clock can be paused, allowing you more time. However, no matter your circumstances, South Carolina law...
What are the Main Causes of Pedestrian Accidents?
While you may enjoy walking down the street to grab a cup of coffee or simply get some fresh air, you may not think about the risk involved. With roughly 20 pedestrian fatalities occurring daily, you place your life in peril each time you walk or jog on a public...
How Do I Know If I Have a Workers’ Comp Claim?
In 2023, 61,788 workers’ compensation claims were filed in The Palmetto State. Certain jobs pose more dangers than others, with employees making multiple claims during the course of having a position. Workers’ compensation is insurance that is provided regardless of fault, allowing you to recover a certain percentage of lost...
How Can Someone Lose Their Benefits?
In South Carolina, employers that have four or more employees must provide workers’ compensation insurance. Eligibility for benefits depends upon reporting a work-related accident or injury within 90 days and submitting the appropriate claims forms. If the Workers’ Compensation Commission determines that you qualify for benefits, all reasonable and necessary...
What Does Workers’ Compensation Include?
Workers’ compensation is an employer-provided insurance that employers must provide if they have four or more employees. To ensure that you receive benefits, you must report an incident within 90 days to your employer, and your claim must be filed with your insurer within two years. If you have suffered...
Is Age a Factor in a Workers’ Comp Case?
Believe it or not, age is a factor in some workers’ compensation cases. While you should not expect to be denied benefits due to your age, you may have trouble accessing the compensation that you deserve. That only means that you will need to fight harder to access the benefits...
What is Workers’ Compensation Insurance?
Workers’ compensation insurance is employer-provided insurance that businesses with four or more employees are required to offer to employees. Workers’ compensation covers an employee’s medical expenses and lost wages and provides death benefits to dependents of a deceased worker. To be eligible, employees must report an accident within 90 days,...
Common Types of OSHA Violations
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) oversees health and safety requirements to keep employees free from hazards. Employers must remain compliant with the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970, which helps to develop standards to protect employees from unsafe work environments. Warehouse, factory, and healthcare workers are amongst...
Common Injuries on Construction Sites
In 2022, The Palmetto State was home to 132 fatal occupational injuries, 24 of which were attributed to the construction industry. Given that construction accounts for one in five worker fatalities each year, workers put their lives on the line each day they report for duty. Although OSHA has put...
Will I Get Workers’ Comp if I Have an Accident on My Way to Work?
The rules surrounding workers’ compensation are often complicated, causing confusion over what situations constitute a claim. Generally, workers are not covered for accidents sustained when they are coming or going to work. However, if you were “on the clock” when your accident occurred, you will likely be eligible for workers’...
Does Marijuana Affect Workers’ Comp Claims?
While many states have legalized the use of recreational marijuana, South Carolina is not one of them. Although the Senate has passed legislation legalizing medical marijuana, the House of Representatives has rejected several versions of the bill. Although your employer has the right to request drug screening at random, drug...
Can I Still Get Workers’ Compensation Benefits if My Employer Goes Out of Business?
Workers’ compensation is employer-provided insurance that must be provided to workers if a company has four or more employees. If you recently filed for workers’ comp, you may be wondering if you will receive benefits if your company shuts its doors. Since workers’ compensation is paid through insurance, you are...
Does Workers’ Compensation Cover Mental Health Appointments?
Many workers who experience an occupational illness or injury benefit from speaking with a mental health therapist or clinical social worker. Before scheduling an appointment, you will want to find out if your mental health appointments are covered by medical expenses under your workers’ compensation insurance. In this blog, our...
How to File a Workers’ Compensation Claim
Suppose you work in South Carolina and were injured while on the job; you may be entitled to receive workers’ compensation benefits. Immediately following your injury (and after receiving emergency medical care), you should notify your employer of your work-related accident or injury. Understanding how to file a workers’ compensation...
How Long is the Waiting Period for WC Benefits?
South Carolina law has strict protocols when it comes to receiving workers’ compensation benefits. If you have been injured on the job, you must notify your employer within 90 days of the accident to guarantee your right to benefits. However, if you are injured or have fallen ill due to...
How Does Workers’ Compensation Affect Remote Workers?
A recent survey revealed that 12.7% of employees work completely remotely, with an estimated 32.6 million working remotely by 2025. If you work from home, you deserve the same benefits as those employees who operate primarily out of the office. Unfortunately, challenges arise when attempting to get compensated since you...
How Does Workers' Compensation Work When You Live and Work in Different States?
Workers’ compensation is a type of insurance system in the United States that provides financial compensation to employees who suffered an injury while working or who suffer a workplace illness, as well as other compensation for their injury-related expenses. Despite its importance, many employees aren’t fully aware of how the...
If You Only Suffer a Minor Injury in a Car Accident, Do You Need a Car Accident Attorney?
If you’ve been injured in a car accident that was caused by another driver’s negligence – even if you firmly believe that your injuries are minor – you are well advised to reach out for the skilled legal guidance of a car accident attorney early in the process. The fact...
Should I Take the Insurance Company's Offer After an Accident?
If you’ve been injured in an accident that was caused by someone else’s negligence, you’ll seek fair compensation for your physical, financial, and emotional losses by filing a claim through the at-fault party’s insurance provider. The goal is to reach a just settlement that covers your legal damages and supports...
Is There a Waiting Period Before I Can Receive Cash Benefits?
After experiencing a workplace injury in South Carolina, your employer’s insurance is intended to cover your medical treatment, lost wages, and compensation for any permanent disfigurement or disability through workers’ compensation. Although the compensation typically amounts to a fraction of your average weekly wage (just under 67 percent in South...
Why is Having Car Insurance So Important?
Paying car insurance premiums certainly isn’t the most riveting thing that you can do with your money. You may even feel like you are throwing your money away when you pay your bill and don’t see anything in return. In fact, when you pay your bill, you won’t typically see...
How to Prove Negligence in a Company Vehicle Crash?
If you were injured while driving a company vehicle or while a passenger in a company vehicle, filing a car accident claim may seem even more challenging, but help is available. The bottom line is that proving driver negligence comes down to evidence – regardless of the kind of accident....
Should I Seek Help at an Emergency Room or Urgent Care After My Accident?
Most car accidents take victims by surprise. One minute, you’re minding your own business driving down the road, and the next, you’re not even sure what has happened. This shock can not only cloud your judgment about what steps to take if you have had injuries, but it can also...
What is the Workers’ Compensation Claims Process?
An individual who suffers an injury on the job is typically entitled to workers’ compensation. Under South Carolina’s workers’ compensation law, employers must carry workers’ compensation if they have at least four employees. Under the law, a worker is entitled to compensation regarding medical expenses and lost wages following an...
Should I Call the Police for a Fender Bender?
If you’ve been involved in a car accident in which you or anyone else was injured or in which there was serious damage to either car involved, it’s time to call the authorities. If, however, the accident is what you consider a fender bender, you may be uncertain about calling...
What are My Legal Actions if a Loved One Has Passed in an Accident?
Losing a loved one can take a toll on a surviving spouse and dependents. A loved one’s loss may be felt both emotionally and financially, forcing family members to uproot themselves just to make ends meet. Being in a state of despair, many people do not think about taking legal...
What to Do If There Are No Witnesses at The Accident Scene
Law enforcement and insurance adjusters rely on eyewitness testimony to relay what took place at an accident scene. A witness can provide valuable information on what took place and the general mood following an accident. But what happens if there are no witnesses at an accident scene? In this article,...
My Rights as an Injured Worker
In 2022, over 2.8 million workers suffered injuries and work-related illnesses, with 5,486 workers sustaining fatal injuries. An employee who suffers an injury on the job is entitled to workers’ compensation benefits. However, many employees are unaware of their rights and how to file a workers’ compensation claim. If you...
How Long Do You Have to File a Claim in South Carolina?
If you’ve been injured because of another driver’s negligence in South Carolina, it’s important to know there is a statute of limitations that sets a limit on how long you have to file a lawsuit against the at-fault driver. Consulting with an experienced Greenville, South Carolina, car accident attorney sooner...
Steps to File an Accident Claim in South Carolina
If you’ve been injured by someone else’s negligence in Greenville, the path toward recovery involves filing an accident claim. Having a clear understanding of the process can help you better protect your claim and better support your recovery. That’s why one of the most important steps you can take is...
Wrongful Death at Upstate Hospital
This case was a tough one to work on. Our team met with a mother of an 18-month-old child who was killed while she was a patient at an Upstate hospital. The young girl was sent for an MRI post-surgery, while she was intubated and sedated. At some point during...
Workers Compensation Case at a Manufacturing Plant
Fulton & Barr represented someone who was employed by Alice Manufacturing at their Ellison Plant in Pickens. As she was operating a textile machine, her arm got caught. She suffered extensive degloving of her arm with tendon involvement, fractured vertebrae, fractured nose and lacerations to her face. Our team filed...
What Is Comparative Negligence in South Carolina?
Fault for a personal injury accident is not always black and white. Sometimes, fault falls in a gray area of shared fault between both parties. Rather than one party being entirely responsible for another’s damages, both parties – or three or more parties – may share some proportion of fault...
Consequences of Driving Without Car Insurance in South Carolina
Driving without car insurance is illegal in the state of South Carolina. Unfortunately, hundreds of drivers do it – leading to liability challenges when these drivers cause car accidents. If you get into a car accident with an uninsured driver, the process for recovering financial benefits may look different than...
Questions to Ask Before Hiring a Personal Injury Lawyer in Greenville, SC
During your search for the perfect personal injury lawyer to handle your accident case, schedule free case consultations at a few different law firms in your area. Narrow your list down to two or three options that appear to cover your practice area in Greenville, South Carolina and that have...
What Is the Average Settlement for a Personal Injury Claim in Greenville, SC?
If you suffer a serious personal injury in Greenville, South Carolina, you could face expensive medical bills, future health care costs and damages related to a temporary disability, such as lost income. The civil justice system may entitle you to monetary recovery for these damages, among others. If you are...
What Is a “No Contact” Motorcycle Accident?
A motorcycle can crash in many different ways. Any motorcycle accident could be devastating to the rider, inflicting injuries such as broken bones, road rash or traumatic brain injuries. A no-contact motorcycle accident is a special type of crash in which a driver causes a motorcycle accident, but the two...
How Much Is My Motorcycle Accident Claim Worth?
Someone may be liable for your motorcycle accident. If you were recently involved in a crash as a motorcyclist or passenger, a civil claim could yield financial compensation. South Carolina’s civil laws enable motorcycle accident victims to pursue monetary damages from one or more at-fault parties. South Carolina is a...
What To Do If You Have Been Bitten By a Dog?
A dog bite is a painful and often severe personal injury. Suffering a dog bite in Greenville could take you off guard. It may be your first encounter with an animal attack and you might not know how best to protect yourself and your legal rights. Going up against the...
What Should I Ask My Doctor After a Car Accident?
Getting into a car accident could change your life. The forces exerted on your body in a collision could cause injuries such as bone fractures, muscle strains, whiplash, spinal cord injuries, organ damage and traumatic brain damage. During conversations with a doctor after a car accident, it is critical to...
What Is an Idiopathic Injury? How Does it Affect Workers’ Compensation?
An idiopathic injury is an injury from an unexplained origin or with an unknown cause. It may or may not have anything to do with a person’s place of employment. This makes it difficult to determine whether a worker’s pain is eligible for compensation under workers’ compensation laws. Some states...
What Constitutes Larceny in South Carolina?
In South Carolina, larceny is theft. Specifically, the definition is “the unlawful taking of property that belongs to another person, done with the intent to permanently deprive that person of the property.” Larceny does not include all theft, such as robbery, because robbery includes force. The law accounts for two...
Left Turn Laws in South Carolina
Vehicles making left turns are common causes of serious accidents in South Carolina. Making a left turn requires the driver to keep an adequate lookout for oncoming vehicles, yield the right-of-way, and watch for crossing bicyclists or pedestrians while turning. Negligent drivers can easily cause severe or fatal left-turn accidents....
Is Lane Splitting Legal in South Carolina?
Lane splitting refers to a motorcycle driving between two lanes of traffic moving in the same direction. It is most common in congested traffic when a motorcyclist passes stopped or slower-moving vehicles by driving in between them. California is the only state that does not expressly prohibit lane splitting. If...
Are Hands-Free Devices Safer While Driving?
Ever since car phones became more common in the 1980s and 90s, people have been attempting to multitask in the car. Now that distracted driving is a major traffic safety issue, law enforcement, lawmakers, and drivers alike advocate for the use of hands-free devices to promote safer driving. Are hands-free...
How Do Insurance Companies Calculate Pain and Suffering?
Accidents may cause many types of damages to those involved. Damages like lost wages and medical bills seem fairly straightforward. However, damages due to pain and suffering are not as straightforward – after all, how do you assign a value to your overall sense of well-being or the extent to...
What To Do After a Hit and Run Accident in Greenville, South Carolina
If you have ever experienced a car accident, you know it is a stressful, often painful, time. You may worry about the extent of your injuries, the possible property damage, dealing with your insurance company, and more. However, what if the other driver flees the scene? Hit and run accidents...
What Is the Statute of Limitations for a Personal Injury Lawsuit in South Carolina?
If you suffer an injury, the first thing on your mind may not be to file a personal injury lawsuit. After all, you likely needed to spend time seeking medical attention, receiving services, and recuperating from your injuries. However, what if you discover later that your injuries were preventable? How...
What Do I Do if My Employer Doesn’t Have Workers’ Compensation?
The time after an injury on the job is a stressful one – you may be worrying about your recovery, when you will get back to work, or even if you will be able to return, not to mention the medical bills that are likely piling up. Many employees find...
Do I Need Workers’ Compensation Insurance if I Have No Employees?
If you are a sole proprietor with no employees, the answer to the question “do I need workers’ compensation insurance” can seem like a simple one. However, many factors contribute to whether a business should purchase workers’ compensation insurance, and even sole proprietors should consider them. What Does Workers’ Compensation...
Greenville Motorcycle Accident Lawyers Provides You 6 Ways to Stay Safe When Riding a Motorcycle
Motorcycles are the ultimate way to enjoy the road. But because motorcycle riders have less protection, they are injured more often when involved in an accident. To help you protect yourself when you are on the road, your Greenville motorcycle accident lawyer suggests you follow these tips when you ride....
When Do I Have To Return To Work After A Worker’s Comp Injury?
Suffering injuries on the job will entitle you to worker’s compensation. While you will have the time you need to recover, it does not mean that you will be out of work forever in most instances. With most injury claims that are filed with the South Carolina Worker’s Compensation Commission...
Deadliest Roads in Greenville, SC
Greenville, SC, is home to some of the deadliest roads in the state. These roads are the location of many car accidents that cause injury or even death. Knowing which roads in Greenville, SC, need additional caution when driving, can protect you from a car accident. If you do get...
Safety Tips for Cyclists in Greenville
Cyclists have a right to share the road with drivers, but often times these rights are taken away because of a careless motorist. A bike accident can strike at any time, severely injuring a cyclist that was obeying the laws of the road the whole time. A South Carolina auto...
Who Can I Report Dangerous Working Conditions To If My Employer Ignores?
The conditions of the workplace are important to your safety. Your employer has a responsibility to keep you safe while on the job. If you work in a workplace that has unsafe conditions, you do have a right to report these conditions. If your employer chooses to ignore your warning,...
What Should I Do If My Employer Offers Money 'Under the Table' After a Work Accident?
After a workplace accident, you may have injuries that prevent you from working. You do qualify for benefits under the worker’s comp program in Greenville, SC. Your employer pays into this program and needs to provide you medical treatment through their company insurance provider. If you are approached by your employer...
Do I Have a Right to Get an Independent Medical Exam After a Work Accident?
Getting injured on the job can cause a complex situation for you to endure. You know you have a right to worker’s comp benefits but are unable secure your compensation. Your employer may fight your injury claim or the Greenville, SC, worker’s comp program may deny your benefits. In both...
What the Employer Needs To Do After a Job-Related Accident?
As an employee, you have a right to worker’s comp when injured on the job. Accidents that happen in the workplace fall under the Greenville, SC, workers comp program. You will have your medical expenses and a portion of your wages paid by the Commissioner. When your employer does not...
Can I Get Fired from My Job If I’m on Workers’ Comp?
Workers’ compensation protects employees hurt on the job. Unfortunately, the process to receive benefits through workers comp is complex and hard to follow. For many employees, it is a frustratingly long process. It often does not produce the results you are looking for in your case. You need help from...
A Workers Comp Lawyer Answers: Are all Employers Required to Carry Workers Compensation?
Workers comp in Greenville, SC is difficult for many injured employees to navigate. There is a myriad of forms to complete. There are complex rules to follow. You may be denied benefits if you do not follow these regulations to a T. You need a Greenville, SC workers comp lawyer...
South Carolina Worker Comp Lawyers – How Long Can You Be on Workers Comp in Greenville, SC?
If hurt on the job, you have a right to receive workers’ compensation for your injuries. Coverage of workplace accidents occurs through your employer and the South Carolina Workers’ Compensation Commission. Together, they will help pay your medical bills as well as provide you a portion of your earnings each...
What Is The Process for filing a Workers Comp Claim?
If you have been injured while at work, you have the opportunity to file for Michelin workers comp claim and get various benefits once your claim is approved. There are, however, a number of things that you are required to do so as to get what is rightfully yours according...
Will You Get South Carolina Workers Comp If You Were At Fault?
If you are injured while at work, you are entitled to South Carolina Workers Comp. It is provided by the law, and unless there is something not right about your claim, you should be given full benefits in a short period of time. A popular question among those who have...
Why Was Your Workers’ Compensation Claim Denied?
When filing your Lockheed Martin workers’ compensation claim, the expectation is that it will be approved in good time and that your benefits will be paid. However, this isn’t always the case as there are instances that the claim may be denied. There are a number of reasons why your...
The Dangers of Using Social Media Posts During a Greenville Personal Injury Case
If you have been involved in a personal injury case in Greenville, South Carolina and are seeking compensation for your injuries, you should be very wary of what you post on social media. If you have posted something on social media and are worried about how it may affect your...
When Can You File For Workers Comp?
Accidents and injuries are common at any workplace, especially in a technical setting. The good news is that if you get injured or ill while at work, you have the right to file for BMW workers comp. The compensation is aimed at covering any medical costs that one may incur...
Why Do Some People Get Headaches After a Car Accident in Greenville, SC?
If you have suffered a car accident injury, you may find that you have lingering head pain resulting from the accident. This is common in victims who have suffered some from of head or neck trauma after the accident. If you are experiencing painful headaches after a car accident in...
What Happens When You Slip and Fall in Greenville, South Carolina
A slip and fall of any kind can be scary. There is no shortage of ways it can happen. Falls can happen in obvious places like down a flight of stairs or on ice or in not so obvious places, like a curbside or simply walking from one place to...
How Can I Seek Compensation After a Slip and Fall on a Wet Floor at a Greenville Business?
If you have slipped on a wet floor in Greenville, South Carolina , you may be entitled to personal injury compensation. A slip and fall can result in both minor and major injuries. The type of compensation you may be entitled to depends on the circumstances surrounding the slip and...
How Social Media Affects a Personal Injury Case in Greenville, South Carolina
Social media has its perks. You can reconnect with old friends, keep up to date on the happenings with your current friends and even make new friends. Twitter, Instagram, Facebook are the big three, but then there is Snapchat, Pinterest, LinkedIn, YouTube, Tumbler and many more in the works. With...
Who is Responsible for Dog Bite Injuries if the Owner is Not There?
If you have been bitten by a dog in Greenville, South Carolina and are suffering from severe dog bite injuries, you should contact an experienced lawyer at Fulton & Barr today to review your case and determine whether or not you are eligible for compensation. If you have suffered a...
Dog Bite Injury in Greenville, South Carolina
A dog bite injury isn’t just about it bite – it is also about the traumatic experience that pairs with the bite. Sometimes you can see a dog attack or a dog bite coming because the dog is showing signs of aggression: the tail isn’t wagging, the dog is growling,...
How Much Can I Receive for Second Degree Burn Settlements in Greenville, SC?
The skin is the largest organ in the human body, and it does a whole lot more than just cover our muscles and skeleton. Our skin is vital to heat regulation and helps keep bacteria and other microbes at bay. It’s important for the mechanical and physical protection of our...
Fulton & Barr Attorneys at Law Launches a New Website Highlighting Law Services
The new law website educates readers on their rights and responsibilities with regard to personal injury and workers’ compensation cases,FultonBarr.com reports FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (Greenville, South Carolina)—Various parts of the state recorded snow and ice throughout the month of January. Individuals need to take care when out on the roads...
Should I Seek a Burn Settlement for My Injury in Greenville, SC?
Anytime you have a personal injury, it can be difficult to predict a good amount for your personal injury settlement in Greenville, SC – and this is especially true with burn injuries. The biggest factor to be considered in Greenville, South Carolina burn settlement amounts is the severity of the...
What Compensation from Workers’ Comp Should I Expect?
Workers’ compensation is a program designed to compensate employees injured on the job, regardless of fault. If you’re seeking workers’ compensation from workers’ comp in South Carolina, you may wonder what kind of compensation you can expect to receive as a result of your injury or illness. What Does Workers’...
Getting Compensation for TBI from Auto Accidents
Although more difficult, it is possible to be compensated for traumatic brain injury from auto accidents. As with other injuries sustained in a traffic accident, compensation for traumatic brain injury (TBI) can come either through a settlement with the insurance company or, if necessary, by going to trial. Damages may...
Can I Choose My Own Workers’ Compensation Doctor for My Greenville Workers’ Comp Claim?
If you’ve been injured on the job and are filing a workers’ comp claim , you may be wondering if you can pick your own doctor. You may already have a good relationship with a family physician, or perhaps you’re more likely to trust a doctor you pick yourself. Here...
Top 5 Myths About Workers Compensation in South Carolina
Workers’ compensation is an exclusive remedy system, meaning that it’s the only way a covered employee can get compensated by an employer for injuries or illness sustained on the job. It’s also a no-fault system, meaning that employees are entitled to benefits no matter who caused the accident. The system...
Top 3 Myths that Can Reduce Your Car Wreck Compensation in Greenville
If you believe one of these myths, you could end up with less car wreck compensation than you’re entitled to. Myth #1 I can rely on the police report to show who was at fault in the wreck. If the police report from your accident clearly states that the other...
Wrongful Death Lawsuits in South Carolina
If someone is injured due to the actions or negligence of another person, the injured party can bring a personal injury claim against that person. But what if the incident leads not to injury, but to death? In that situation, a wrongful death lawsuit may be filed. What should I...
How Workers’ Comp Benefits Affect Social Security Benefits
Workers’ Compensation and Social Security Disability Insurance Both workers’ compensation and the Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) system are intended to help people who need sources of income at a difficult time. Sometimes people need the support of both programs, if, for example, they were injured on the job so...
What You Need to Know About Bicycle-Car Accidents in South Carolina
Bicyclists, be careful on the roads. Overall, bicycle riders have a higher risk of injury and death than do motor vehicle drivers, according to the CDC. The risks around bicycle accidents are even higher for cyclists on the roads in South Carolina, which SCDOT reports has been one of the...
5 Things to Do Within 24 Hours of Being Injured at Work in Greenville
There’s no time to delay when you have been injured at work. While you have two years to file a workers’ compensation claim in South Carolina, you have only 90 days to report an accident at work, and the sooner you start, the better. Though you are not obligated by...
Four Ways Trucking Accidents Are Different from Car Accidents
Motor vehicle accidents involving trucks like tractor-trailers and other large commercial trucks are often significantly different from accidents involving only passenger cars. If you have been involved in an accident with a truck, it’s important for you to know how it’s different and how a personal injury attorney with experience...
Why You Should Have a Workers Compensation Attorney in Greenville, SC
An injury that occurs on the job falls under the Greenville, SC, worker’s compensation program. This program helps to pay for your medical expenses and lost wages from work due to your injury. With worker’s compensation, you receive a portion of your wages, which allows you to recover from a...
The Future of Worker’s Comp in South Carolina
Workers Comp Law in South Carolina Most of the time, decisions made in other states don’t affect us here in South Carolina. Sometimes, though, the decisions are so big, they could have an impact on our own workers’ comp law. A recent decision from the Supreme Court in the state...
Was Your Social Security Disability Claim Denied? Here’s What To Do In South Carolina
If you have submitted a claim for Social Security disability (SSDI) and/or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) in South Carolina and have just found out that your claim was denied, do not panic – you have options. You are also not alone. In fact, over 70% of initial applications are denied...
What to Do If You’re Hit: Hit and Run Accidents in South Carolina
A hit and run accident is what it sounds like: Someone hits an object, a person, or another vehicle with their vehicle and leaves the scene of the accident without identifying themselves before the police arrive. Unfortunately, hit and runs aren’t all that uncommon. Sometimes the perpetrator is identified and...
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