07 February

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Calculating Workers’ Compensation Benefits: What You’re Entitled To

What benefits are you entitled to under South Carolina’s workers’ compensation program? Depending on the nature and severity of the illness or injury, South Carolina workers are entitled to certain types of compensation that are paid out at a rate pre-determined by law. That means South Carolina workers can reasonably know what to expect if they experience a workplace-related injury or illness....

05 February

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Snow and Ice Slip and Fall Accidents: Legal Considerations

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We don’t get much snow and ice down here in South Carolina, but when we do, they pose a risk for accidents. Slip and fall accidents involving ice and snow can lead to serious injuries and even death, especially among seniors, for whom falls are the leading cause of fatal and nonfatal injuries for people 65+. Some slip and fall accidents are just accidents. But what about slip and falls that result from another person’s negligence? What are the legal considerations of a snow-related slip and fall accident in South Carolina?...

03 January

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What is the Most Common Type of Occupational Disease?

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An “occupational disease” is defined in South Carolina Code 42-11-10 as “a disease arising out of and in the course of employment that is due to hazards in excess of those ordinarily incident to employment and is peculiar to the occupation in which the employee is engaged.” That is, an occupational disease – also called an occupational illness – is not just an illness that leads to days away from work, but it’s a disease that is directly caused by an employee’s working conditions. Most occupational diseases are covered by workers’ compensation in South Carolina, but it can be challenging to...

20 December

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The Carolina Law Group Earns Three Honors in The Post & Courier’s Reader’s Choice Awards

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The Carolina Law Group is proud to announce its recent success in The Post and Courier's Reader's Choice where the firm secured three prestigious titles: "Best Law Firm," "Best Workers Compensation Attorney" for Mitchell Byrd, and "Best Personal Injury Attorney" for Hugh McAngus. These accolades not only highlight the firm's commitment to excellence but also underscore the trust and appreciation of the community it serves. ...

18 December

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What Happens When a Truck Driver Has an Accident?

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When a commercial truck driver is involved in a traffic accident, what happens next is in some ways the same, and some ways different, from when a driver of a passenger car is involved in an accident. That’s because the holder of a commercial driver’s license (CDL) is subject to additional state and federal laws and often additional employer regulations, too. Here’s what happens after a large truck driver has an accident, and what it means for you....

05 December

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CLG Wins Two Workers’ Compensation Awards. A Personal Thank You From Mitchell K. Byrd.

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I'm thrilled to share the exciting news that The Carolina Law Group, the team I'm proud to be a part of, has been voted by the Spartanburg Post and Courier readers as the Best Workers' Compensation Law Firm in our region. In addition, I'm deeply honored to have received the title of Best Workers' Compensation Attorney....

01 December

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What is Larceny?

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Larceny is a type of property crime that involves taking someone else’s property with the intent to permanently deprive them of the property. In South Carolina, larceny may be a misdemeanor or a felony, depending on the nature of the crime. How is larceny different from burglary and robbery? What are the penalties for a conviction? Here’s what you need to know about larceny in South Carolina....

13 November

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What Is The Most Common Type Of Workplace Injury

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Workplace injuries are, unfortunately, not rare. Private industry employers reported 2.3 million nonfatal injuries in 2022, according to the Employer-Reported Workplace Injuries and Illnesses, 2021-2022 news release released on November 8 by the BLS. Nonfatal workplace injuries can lead to days away from work, lost productivity, lost wages, medical bills, and even permanent disfigurement and disability. However, the majority of workplace injuries are not permanently life-altering, including the most common type of workplace injury....

Calculating Workers’ Compensation Benefits: What You’re Entitled To

Snow and Ice Slip and Fall Accidents: Legal Considerations

What is the Most Common Type of Occupational Disease?

The Carolina Law Group Earns Three Honors in The Post & Courier’s Reader’s Choice Awards

What Happens When a Truck Driver Has an Accident?

CLG Wins Two Workers’ Compensation Awards. A Personal Thank You From Mitchell K. Byrd.

What is Larceny?

What Is The Most Common Type Of Workplace Injury

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