South Carolina Personal Injury Law Blog

November 10, 2025

Understanding the Statute of Limitations for Jail Wrongful Death Claims in South Carolina

When a loved one dies while in custody at a jail or correctional facility, families face profound grief and urgent legal deadlines. In South Carolina, the statute of limitations for jail wrongful death claims is significantly shorter than for other wrongful death cases. Understanding this timeline is essential to protecting your family’s right to seek…

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November 10, 2025

What Evidence Helps Prove a Jail Wrongful Death Claim?

When a loved one dies while in custody, families face overwhelming grief and uncertainty. Understanding what evidence strengthens a wrongful death claim helps you pursue accountability and justice. In South Carolina, families can pursue claims against correctional facilities for negligence, inadequate medical care, and unsafe conditions that lead to death. This guide explains the specific…

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November 7, 2025

New Video: Turning Legal Battles into Client Victories

Evans Moore, LLC has posted a new video, Turning Legal Battles into Client Victories. View the video below. Were you injured in an accident? Contact our experienced personal injury attorneys to learn more about how we can help.

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November 7, 2025

New Video: Holding Dangerous Physicians Accountable

Evans Moore, LLC has created a new video about holding dangerous physicians accountable. View the video below. If you have been a victim of medical malpractice, our experienced attorneys can help. Call (843) 995-5000 for a free consultation.

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October 27, 2025

October/November 2025 Newsletter

Evans Moore, LLC has recently shared our newsletter for October/November 2025. In it we celebrate our 10-year anniversary, shine a spotlight on paralegal Jessica Epley, share information for our upcoming Turkey Giveaway, and more. You can view the newsletter at this link: https://online.flippingbook.com/view/1020192056/4/ Or download it as a pdf: Evans Moore Newsletter October/November 2025

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August 29, 2025

What I Learned This Summer: A Law Student’s Summer With Evans Moore, LLC

Inside My Internship at Evans Moore, LLC by Mason Miller “We take it personally” are the first words I heard about Evans Moore, LLC. From witnessing hearings and depositions to researching litigation and assisting with a jury trial that resulted in a substantial verdict for the firm’s client, I saw what those words truly meant…

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August 29, 2025

Injured on the Field? When to Seek Help After a Youth Sports Injury

Protecting Your Young Athlete This Fall It’s that time of year again. The fields are filling up, kids are pulling on jerseys, and parents are packing folding chairs in the trunk. The fall sports season is just around the corner. Whether your kid is involved in football, soccer, cheer, or another activity, it’s an exciting…

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August 22, 2025

Evans Moore, LLC Secures 10 Million Dollars for Negligence Victim

Summary: Evans Moore, LLC has obtained a groundbreaking $10 million jury verdict on behalf of a client who suffered catastrophic injuries due to medical negligence while in custody at the Williamsburg County Detention Center. The substantial award underscores the severity of the healthcare failures and sends a powerful message about accountability in correctional medical care.…

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August 1, 2025

How Pain and Suffering Compensation Is Calculated in South Carolina

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…

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July 23, 2025

$10 Million Verdict Secured for Man Neglected in Williamsburg County Jail

A 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…

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