SPARTANBURG CO., SC – A motorcyclist has died after colliding with an oncoming vehicle on Highway 9 Monday evening, reports WYFF.

According to South Carolina Highway Patrol, the accident took place on Highway 9 at Lilac Lane around 6:15 PM on April 26th. A motorcycle collided with a Jeep as it attempted to turn left onto Lilac Lane.

The motorcyclist, who was reportedly not wearing a helmet, was ejected from their vehicle as a result of the crash and sadly died at the scene. The coroner’s office has identified the deceased as 29-year-old Thomas Lee Young.

The driver of the Jeep was injured and transported to the hospital. Their identity and condition remain unknown. 

South Carolina Highway Patrol continues to investigate the accident.

If you have recently lost a loved one to a motorcycle accident in Spartanburg County, you deserve a trusted professional to advocate for you and your family in this difficult time. The experienced and empathetic South Carolina personal injury lawyers at Evans Moore, LLC can help people like you get financial compensation and justice. Contact us today at (843) 995-5000.

SPARTANBUG COUNTY, SC – At least one person was reported as injured following an eight-vehicle collision on I-85 on Easter morning, according to FOX Carolina.

The accident occurred in Cowpens, near mile marker 83 on I-85 southbound and SC-110, at 11:52 a.m. April 4, when eight vehicles collided.

At least one person was reported as injured in the crash.

The collision forced the closure of multiple lanes, with traffic reduced to a single southbound lane for a time.

The accident remains under investigation.

If you or a loved one have been injured in a collision in the Palmetto State, contact the Evans Moore Law Office today. One of our skilled South Carolina car accident lawyers can help you get the justice that you and your family deserve. Call today at (843) 995-5000 to speak with a member of our team.

About 8 million food processors sold nationwide are being recalled by a Stamford-based company due to concerns that their blades could break over time and inflict injuries on consumers, a December 13 article of cpsc.gov stated.

According to reports, Conair Corp. will replace the riveted blades of 22 models of Cuisinart food processors after receiving 69 reports of incidents involving blades chipping during use. Metal bits from the broken blade could mix with the processed food and result in personal injuries. The recalling company received 30 consumer complaints of mouth injuries caused by the broken blade pieces getting into food. Consumers who own the affected food processors were advised to refrain from using the product until the blade is replaced with a new one.

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A New York-based company is recalling their hummus products distributed in the U.S. and in Canada due to concerns that they may be contaminated with listeria bacteria, a report of USA Today stated on November 21.

According to reports, a voluntary recall was issued by Sabra Dipping Co. on some of their hummus products after Food and Drug Administration agents detected listeria bacteria in their food processing facility. The recall was issued even after the FDA reported that traces of listeria were not found in the finished products. Sabra received no notifications of incidents of injuries or illnesses linked to the affected hummus products before the recall was issued. A food recall is not new to Sabra; they also recalled their products last year due to the same problem.

Listeria bacteria can cause serious or deadly illness for children, the elderly, and people with weak immune systems. If you have been infected by listeria after eating contaminated food, a lawyer can help you obtain treatment funds for recovery. Discuss your situation with a lawyer at Evans Moore, LLC in Georgetown today by calling (843) 995-5000 to learn more about your options.

Korean automaker Hyundai is recalling approximately 63,000 vehicles due to concerns that its sunroofs may malfunction and cause harm to motorists, an October 20 article for Fox Business reported.

According to the recall, earlier and present models of Sonata vehicles are equipped with possibly faulty glass sunroofs. In the papers submitted by Hyundai to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the sunroofs may suddenly detach during operation and strike other motorists on the road if the anchor plate of the wind deflector fails. Hyundai is blaming a manufacturing problem for the issue. Hyundai and the NHTSA have not received any injuries or accidents involving the sunroof problem, however, there were incidents of sudden detachment of sunroofs. Starting December, Hyundai will notify affected owners for the free repair of their vehicle.

When vehicles fail to work properly, people are at high risk of sustaining incapacitating injuries when involved in accidents. If this happened to you in Georgetown, the legal team of the Evans Moore, LLC may work for you. Call us today at (843) 995-5000 to begin taking your legal action against negligent manufacturers.

Approximately 2.8 million units of craft and art paints sold in the U.S. have been placed under a recall after the Consumer Product Safety Commission found indications that they can cause serious illness to consumers, according to a report filed on October 4.

Reports revealed that various paint products from Sargent Art can cause serious health conditions related to bacterial infection. Though the company and the CPSC have not identified the hazardous bacteria that contaminated the paints, they confirmed that individuals who have poor immune systems are likely affected. Sargent and federal authorities have not received any injuries that were linked to any of the 13 paint types covered. Consumers who have bought the recalled paints were advised not to use it and get in touch with the recalling company to get their money back. The paints were made available nationwide and some were distributed in Canada.

Contaminated products unfortunately can cause great financial loss to families when relatives fall ill as a result of using them. However, if this happens to you or to a loved one, a Georgetown product liability attorney from Evans Moore, LLC may be able to help. Call us today at (843) 995-5000 to find out how we may possibly help you recover after your loss.