Results

Our 76 year old client was involved in an automobile accident on Highway 17 in Mt. Pleasant. A company vehicle pulled out in front of him, causing the crash. He was rushed to the emergency room, but later died of his injuries.

Our young client had been socializing with friends and was walking home from a local restaurant. He was struck by a teenage driver, who swerved off the roadway and in to our client, causing him leg injuries and surgery. After several months of rehabilitation, he was released from treatment for his injuries.

Our 66 year old client was stopped at a red light when he was struck from behind. At the time of impact, he was reaching in the glove compartment. The crash caused him to hit his head on the steering wheel. However, our client had a pre-existing neurological condition that was exacerbated by the crash. He suffered multiple brain injuries as a result. The insurance company offered $2,000.00 before our client came to us for help. We were able to secure all of the available auto insurance company coverage, from two separate auto insurance companies.

A twenty three year old woman sustained multiple injuries when she was shot by an armed robber while working at a local retail store.

A 24 year old woman was a passenger in her sister's car, when a multiple car accident occurred. Several injuries were reported, and our client sustained a fractured pelvis. She underwent physical therapy and months of treatment, but was able to fully recover from her injuries.

Our Client was an experienced bicyclist. A distracted motorist hit our client, who was following the rules of the road. He required several dental procedures but ultimately recovered fully.

Our client was a realtor, at a condominium community for the purpose of showing a rental condo. She tripped over a raised sidewalk, splitting her patella, requiring surgery. Investigation revealed a homeowner had previously reported the sidewalk conditions, but no repairs had been made.

Our client was an elderly gentleman from Harleyville. While attempting to cross the street, he was struck by an oncoming vehilce. The accident occurred at night. Just after he was struck, another oncoming vehicle failed to see him lying in the roadway, and struck him again. Our client was transported to the hospital, but a short time later he died died as a result of sever internal and head injuries. There were two vehicles involved, both carrying the minimal amount of automobile insurance required by law. We were able to recover the maximum available coverage of $50,000

If you can answer YES to these six questions, we may be the injury law firm for you.

1. Do you have total expected medical bills and lost wages (not just out-of-pocket expenses) of at least $2,000?
2. Is there visible property damage to your car?
3. Was the accident someone else’s fault?
4. Did you seek medical treatment no more than (3) days after the accident?
5. Have you followed the recommended course of treatment of your doctor?
6. Did the accident happen less than 18 months ago?

If you answered YES to each of these questions, you should give us a call at 843-277-6061 to find out if you need a personal injury attorney for your case.

Outcome: Policy Limits Settlement Description: Our client was struck by a drunk driver, who ran a redlight and then fled the scene of the accident. Our client suffered neck injuries, air bag burns and lacerations.

Our 10 year old client was visiting her neighbor's house, playing with their grandchildren. The homeowner's dog, suddenly bit our client's face, causing deep lacerations. The scar was slightly visible after several months of conservative treatment, and roughly $3,000.00 in medical bills.

Walterboro client sustained a shoulder injury from an auto accident. He was a passenger in a vehicle that hit a deer and then a tree. Our client required shoulder surgery as a result.

Outcome: Policy Limits

Description: Our client was a passenger in the at fault vehicle. The vehicle ran a red light and was struck on the passenger side. Our client suffered a fractured vertebrae.