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If you’ve been the victim of a personal injury accident, one of the first steps you may take is to hire an attorney to help you file a lawsuit against those who harmed you. However, with so many lawyers to choose from, you’ll undoubtedly want to set up a free evaluation appointment to fully understand…
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When you’ve been injured in an accident, you may be left with unwanted medical bills, lost wages, and emotional trauma, making it difficult to live the life you once knew. However, there is hope. If the recklessness of another person caused your accident, you have the right to fight for the financial compensation you are…
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If you’ve been injured in an accident that was the fault of another party, you have the right to hold them accountable for the losses you have experienced. This right can only be acted on within a specific timeframe, called the Statute of Limitations. This timeline is established by South Carolina law to keep deadlines…
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Having a lawyer you can depend on and trust is an important factor in your legal success. So what happens when your Spidey senses tell you your lawyer isn’t the right person for the job? Can you change lawyers in the middle of a personal injury case? And how can you tell when it’s the…
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Every state has its own set of seat belt laws. It is required by law because of its high success rate in decreasing severe and fatal injuries. In fact, by wearing a seatbelt, front-seat vehicle occupants reduce their risk of death by 45% and the risk of serious injury by 50%, according to the CDC….
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The two main ways lawyers charge to take on cases are a retainer or contingency fee. A retainer fee means you will pay the lawyer an agreed-upon amount upfront to represent you. On the other hand, a contingency fee means the lawyer only gets paid if you recover compensation from a settlement, arbitration award, or…
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