The Accident:
Were you in a car-on-car collision in South Carolina within the last six months?
Your Injury:
Did you need medical help for serious injuries within two weeks of the accident?
The Damage:
Did damage to your vehicle exceed $2,000?
South Carolina Accidents: Facts at a Glance
Liability
South Carolina is a Third-Party Liability State, not a no-fault state
Statute of Limitations
Per The South Carolina Statue Of Limitations, Legal Actions For Injuries Should Be Brought Within Three Years After The Accident. This Is True Whether It’s For Damage To Your Vehicle Or An Injury Or A Wrongful Death. Note: For Property Damage, The Three Years Starts On The Date Of The Accident. For A Wrongful Death, The Three Years Begin On The Day Of The Accident Victim’s Death.
Who’s at Fault?
It Can Be Tough To Answer. In South Carolina, Comparative Negligence Is A Legal Standard Used To Determine Who Caused The Accident. Sometimes More Than One Driver Is Partly At-fault. Even If You Are Partly At Fault, You May Still Be Entitled To Seek Compensation For Damages.
Motor Vehicle Accidents
In 2018, According To The South Carolina Department Of Public Safety, There Was One Traffic Collision In The State Every 3.7 Minutes, One Property Damage Collision Every 5.1 Minutes, One Injury Collision Every 13.8 Minutes, And One Fatal Collision Every 9 Hours.
Client’s Rights
Great attorneys respect your rights, are loyal to your case and treat you with professionalism. Most important, they tell you the truth about your case and what compensation you may be able to receive.
How the Best Attorneys Help
Top lawyers provide a free consultation to understand your case, explain the options, determine your goals and follow up with case updates. They only get paid if you win.
Verdicts
We work only with lawyers with strong track records of recovering millions of dollars for their clients.
Build a Claim
In South Carolina, if you’re injured in a car accident, the other driver and his insurance may be held liable. The right lawyer can help you seek compensation for injuries and damages.
Rights
In South Carolina, if you’re injured in a car accident, the other driver and his insurance may be held liable. The right lawyer can help you seek compensation for injuries and damages.
Injuries
If you’ve been injured in a car accident, get medical help as soon as possible. Common injuries include broken bones, soft tissue damage, burns, cuts and spinal cord and brain trauma.
How to Build a Claim:
Check for injuries first, but then gather evidence, engage with the police, complete a police report, call your insurer, evaluate who’s at fault, and consider seeking legal help