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South Carolina Personal Injury And Auto Accident Blog

Read The South Carolina Personal Injury And Car Accident Blog To Stay Up To Date On The Latest Accident & Injury Information. If you don't find the answers to your questions here, just ask us online by live chat, or call our office to speak to a staff member of Shelly Leeke Law Firm at 843-277-6061.


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3/7/2012
Shelly M. Leeke
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What To Do If You Suspect Bullying in South Carolina

Bullying has become a large problem in South Carolina schools among children. It is important to take steps described in this article if you suspect bullying.

Category: Accidents Involving Children & Minors

2/8/2011
Shelly M. Leeke
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6 Students Injured in Charleston School Bus Crash

A number of high school students suffered personal injuries on Saturday when their school bus crashed into a tree near Hollywood. The bus driver has been cited for speeding.

Category: Accidents Involving Children & Minors

2/4/2011
Shelly M. Leeke
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Lancaster Child Dies in Fall From Moving Truck

A 3-year-old girl was killed on Tuesday when she fell out of a moving truck in Lancaster County. The fatal accident occurred on Tuesday evening as the girl’s family was in the midst of moving into a new home.

Category: Accidents Involving Children & Minors

10/29/2010
Shelly M. Leeke
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12 Students Injured in Summerville Bus Crash

More than a dozen children suffered personal injuries last week when a speeding driver crashed into a school bus. The accident occurred shortly before 8 a.m. on Thursday, Oct. 21 as the bus was on its way to drop off students at DuBose Middle School.

Category: Accidents Involving Children & Minors

7/2/2010
Mary Antley
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The “Danger Zone” and School Bus Safely

Did you know the 10 feet around all sides of a school bus is referred to as the "Danger Zone," because it is the area where school bus drivers are least likely to see a child? The Shelly Leeke Law Firm offers books and FREE reports to help accident victims in the low country. If you or a loved one was injured in an accident, the Shelly Leeke Law Firm may be able to help. Schedule your FREE consultation at 843-277-6061 or toll free at 1-888-690-0211.

Category: Accidents Involving Children & Minors

6/2/2010
Shelly M. Leeke
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Toy Gun Sold at Local Store Could Be Deadly to Kids

Several recalls for children's toys and apparel have been released for the Month of May 2010. Shelly Leeke Law Firm represents children injured by accidents and defective products. For more information on how to protect your rights or the right of your child injured in an accident, call 843-277-6061 today.

Category: Accidents Involving Children & Minors

6/1/2010
Shelly M. Leeke
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Back-Up Sensors: More Important Than You Know!

Each year, back-over accidents kill hundreds of children in the United States. If you or your child has been injured in an accident, contact Charleston personal injury lawyer Shelly Leeke at 843-277-6061.

Category: Accidents Involving Children & Minors

3/1/2010
Mary Antley
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New Software Stops Teens From Texting While Driving

A new software called CellSafety has been developed by WebSafety to allow parents to monitor their children and stop texting while driving. The software is downloaded on to cell phones and gives parents the ability to monitor their children from anywhere around the world 24/7. One of its best features is its ability to disable cell phone texting systems while someone is driving. The software uses the cell phones GPS technology to disable texting once a car is going 10 miles per hour. The software is sure to put power back in parents' hands and save lives.

Category: Accidents Involving Children & Minors

2/26/2010
Mary Antley
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Two Toddlers Hurt in Car Accidents

Two toddlers were injured on Wednesday in accidents involving motor vehciles. In the first, a 79-year old woman accidently drove her car into a Rite Aid, injuring a 17-month old who was in a shppoing cart inside. The second occurred in Downtown Charleston, when a 2-year old was struck by a car when he ran out in the street.

Category: Accidents Involving Children & Minors

11/24/2009
Shelly M. Leeke
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School Bus Safety: Use of Seat Belts Controversial

Is it safe for a child to ride the school bus without a seat belt? Shelly Leeke Law Firm 843-277-6061

Category: Accidents Involving Children & Minors

10/6/2009
Shelly M. Leeke
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Kids Face Greater Risk of Spinal Injuries in SC Auto Accidents

According to studies, younger children are at a greater risk of spinal injuries in a South Carolina car accident than older children.

Category: Accidents Involving Children & Minors