If you’re suffering from injuries due to an accident that wasn’t your fault, you know that the cost of your incident extends far beyond the concrete financial bills. The pain and suffering that you endure after your accident, though lacking a price tag, are just as real. Thankfully, South Carolina law allows you to claim…
Read moreA Williamsburg County jury has awarded $10 million to our client, Christopher Williamson, in a medical negligence lawsuit. The jury’s decision follows overwhelming evidence of nearly three weeks of gross medical neglect that left Mr. Williamson with permanent brain damage and life-threatening injuries. Mr. Williamson was detained at the Williamsburg County Detention Center in May…
Read moreAn accident can turn a person’s world upside down, leaving them struggling to cope with the physical and financial fallout of someone else’s careless actions. However, many individuals are unsure of the legal process. How long might it take to recover the money they deserve? The answer depends on several factors, and understanding the personal…
Read moreCar accident claims are rarely straightforward. In South Carolina, it’s not always clear who caused the crash. Sometimes, both drivers share some blame. That’s where the rule of comparative fault in car accidents comes in, and prevention. This rule can affect how much money you receive if you get hurt. Whether it’s a minor fender…
Read moreIn the harrowing exposé “Starved in Jail” by Sarah Stillman, the tragic story of Alan Thibodeau stands out as a stark example of systemic failure within the U.S. correctional system. Thibodeau, a single father and caretaker for his elderly parents, died in 2022 after being incarcerated during a mental health episode. He entered jail weighing…
Read moreRecently, Georgetown County was rocked by the tragic death of Brandy Carla Matthews, a 39-year-old woman who passed away while in the custody of the Georgetown County Detention Center. Arrested for shoplifting on March 21, Matthews was placed in the detox protocol due to her medical condition. Despite medical assistance being administered, she was later…
Read moreA woman died a completely preventable death while imprisoned at the Spartanburg County Detention Center. The staff at the jail failed to take her requests for help seriously. Instead, they offered her ibuprofen to treat what turned out to be a perforated ulcer. Within a week of being imprisoned, she was dead. Evans Moore, LLC…
Read moreSpring break brings adventure and, unfortunately, an increased risk of accidents. Whether traveling across state lines or abroad, accidents can happen when you least expect them. What can you do if you are injured or out of state? The legal process after an out-of-state or international accident can feel overwhelming, but knowing your rights and…
Read moreWhat Is South Carolina’s Senate Bill 244? Last month, an upstate Senator who has spent his career defending Allstate Insurance Company introduced new legislation. This bill will fundamentally alter the way the Courts in South Carolina have operated for the last 250 years. The legislation, known as Senate Bill 244, is being presented as a…
Read moreThere are a lot of moving parts following an accident. Most victims are overwhelmed trying to manage their physical injuries and daily life. Filing a claim, negotiating for fair compensation, and understanding their legal rights can be complicated for vulnerable victims. How long after an accident can you sue? Unfortunately, South Carolina law doesn’t give…
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