If you intend to bring a personal injury or wrongful death claim after a truck accident, the outcome of your case will ultimately hinge on the strength of your evidence. Unfortunately, much of the evidence needed to support your case might be time-sensitive, and it’s not unheard-of for...
If you were injured in a motorcycle accident but you were riding without a helmet, you may be concerned that the insurance company will deny your claim or, at the very least, assert that your damages should be reduced. Fortunately, the South Carolina Supreme Court has ruled that the defenses of...
The vast majority of truck accident claims are filed on the basis of negligence, meaning that one party failed to exercise reasonable care, and this resulted in death, injury, or property damage to another person. From speeding to making illegal turns to violating the Hours of Service regulations,...
A woman who was burned in a propane cloud explosion at work in 2016 has confidentially settled a negligent installation and maintenance lawsuit for $7.5 million.
Car insurance companies will go to great lengths to deny claims or at least to reduce the amount of compensation they have to pay out. If you want to avoid unnecessary disputes and delays, you will need strong evidence to prove liability and damages. Gathering this evidence starts at the scene of...
OCONEE COUNTY, S.C. An Oconee County jury awarded an auto accident victim who suffered significant physical and emotional injuries $1.1 million in damages on July 31. The plaintiff was represented by Spartanburg-based attorneys Charlie Hodge and Ryan Langley (Hodge & Langley Law Firm).
It's no secret that wearing a seat belt reduces the risk of serious injury and death in the event of a car accident. But even the most responsible drivers might forget to buckle up on occasion.
Most attorneys these days have a website where you can learn about their practice areas, years of experience, and professional accolades. While a website may provide insight into a lawyer's credentials, it's important that you don't decide to hire an attorney until you've met with him or her in person.
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