What 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…
Read moreThis fall, a four-day medical malpractice trial involving wrongful death allegations against a South Carolina hospital concluded with a settlement at policy limits just moments before closing arguments were set to begin. The insurance carrier’s decision to offer the maximum coverage amount, which aligned with the statutory damages cap for the hospital, brought the proceedings…
Read moreWhat do you do if a loved one dies in prison? At Evans Moore, LLC, we understand the heartbreak and anger that come with losing a loved one in custody. Families trust us because we have the experience, dedication, and compassion to uncover the truth and fight relentlessly for justice in these complex and emotional…
Read moreCar accidents can be devastating, especially when they leave you dealing with serious injuries like broken bones or fractures. Whether from a head-on crash or caused by a distracted driver, the experience can change your life in many ways. If you have been in a crash in South Carolina, understanding your injuries, treatment options, and…
Read moreWorkers’ compensation insurance in South Carolina will typically pay out a portion of your average weekly wage until you reach maximum medical improvement (MMI) — the maximum level of recovery you can expect from your injury. If an injury has resulted in a permanent impairment, the physician will assign a numerical impairment rating representing lost…
Read moreA semi-truck or other commercial vehicle that rolls over in South Carolina is a hazard to everyone on the road. Not only can a truck crush other cars as it rolls over, but it can also lead to secondary crashes with other vehicles. The most alarming part of these accidents is that they often result…
Read moreCar accident injuries don’t always appear right away. After a collision, it’s natural to wonder, “How long after a car accident can injuries appear?” In many cases, accident victims may feel fine immediately after the incident, only to experience symptoms days or even weeks later. Understanding why these delays happen can help you make informed…
Read moreInsurance providers in South Carolina close claims for various reasons, such as denial, settlement, or delays in next steps. But can a closed car insurance claim be reopened? Unfortunately, once they close a claim, most insurance companies won’t reopen them. That said, there are specific circumstances where reopening a claim is possible. However, your best…
Read moreIt is with sadness that we note the passing of Scott’s father, Bill Evans. Bill was a strong supporter of the firm from its inception and a personal mentor for Scott throughout his life. A re-print of his obituary is below: William Joseph “Bill” Evans, Jr. of Pawleys Island, South Carolina passed peacefully on June…
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