If you ride a motorcycle in South Carolina, you may be wondering do you need motorcycle insurance? The answer is yes. Learn more about they types of coverage you need.
Do you need motorcycle insurance in South Carolina?
What is a wrongful death lawsuit?
A wrongful death occurs when someone is killed because of the negligence or misconduct of another party. Learn more here.
The Carolina Law Group Attorneys Named to 2020 Legal Elite of the Upstate, Win Two Categories
We are thrilled to announce that our attorneys have been recognized as part of the prestigious Legal Elite for the sixth year in a row by Greenville Business Magazine. Learn more.
I think my parent is being abused by their nursing home roommate – what can I do?
If you have a parent or another loved one in a nursing home, assisted living facility, or other long-care facility and suspect they are being abused by their roommate, it’s important to take action on your loved one’s behalf. Here’s what to do.
Understanding PIP (MedPay) Coverage in South Carolina
You may have heard of PIP or MedPay coverage and wondered what it was and whether you need it. PIP stands for Personal Injury Protection, and it’s a form of no-fault insurance coverage. Learn more about MedPay coverage in South Carolina.
Should I Settle My Car Accident Case or Go to Trial?
If you are injured in a car accident that is not your fault, one of the decisions facing you is whether to settle out of court or take the matter to trial. Here are some factors to consider and the pros and cons of both choices.
What Are Noneconomic Damages?
Noneconomic damages are distinct from economic damages and punitive damages, which are other types of damages a plaintiff may seek. Let’s look more closely at what noneconomic damages are and how they’re determined.
Is South Carolina a No-Fault State?
In the US, different states have different ways of handling compensation after a motor vehicle accident. You’ve probably heard the term “no-fault” and possibly “at-fault” to describe these systems. If you live in South Carolina, you might be wondering if it’s a no-fault state.