Summary: Property owners in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia carry a legal duty to keep their premises reasonably safe.… Continue reading Property Owners and Duty of Care: Premises Liability Explained
The Truth About Field Sobriety Tests and Your Rights
Summary: Field sobriety tests carry an aura of authority, but they rest on subjective judgment, not reliable proof. Officers control… Continue reading The Truth About Field Sobriety Tests and Your Rights
When Liability Waivers Do (and Don’t) Hold Up in Court
Summary: Liability waivers can limit your right to sue after an injury, but courts only enforce them when they are… Continue reading When Liability Waivers Do (and Don’t) Hold Up in Court
What Happens If You’re Charged with a Crime You Didn’t Commit?
Summary: Being charged with a crime you didn’t commit can feel like the system is stacked against you, but the… Continue reading What Happens If You’re Charged with a Crime You Didn’t Commit?
How Pre-Existing Conditions Affect Your Personal Injury Compensation
Summary: A pre-existing condition doesn’t disqualify you from compensation. You’re entitled to recover for any additional harm caused by the… Continue reading How Pre-Existing Conditions Affect Your Personal Injury Compensation
The Real Cost of Catastrophic Injuries Beyond Medical Bills and What Can Be Done
In 2022, there were over 2.6 million ER visits for injuries caused by automotive crashes. Hospitals send you home with… Continue reading The Real Cost of Catastrophic Injuries Beyond Medical Bills and What Can Be Done
Don’t Let Social Media Derail Your Injury Case
You wouldn’t walk into a courtroom and hand the defense your playbook. However, that’s exactly what happens when people post… Continue reading Don’t Let Social Media Derail Your Injury Case
How One Percent Can Kill Your Case In Three States
Negligence law doesn’t care how badly you’re hurt. It cares who’s to blame, and by how much. If you’re injured… Continue reading How One Percent Can Kill Your Case In Three States
Why an Injury Diary Could Win Your Case
Pain is subjective but irrefutable if documented. After an injury, your experiences with pain becomes evidence. A well-kept injury diary… Continue reading Why an Injury Diary Could Win Your Case
Don’t Let Distracted Driving Impact Your Personal Injury Case
April is National Distracted Driving Awareness Month, but one month of reminders isn’t enough to counter the reckless habits that… Continue reading Don’t Let Distracted Driving Impact Your Personal Injury Case