Utility terrain vehicles (UTVs), commonly known as side-by-sides, are popular for recreation, outdoor activities and getting around communities. In South Carolina, however, these vehicles have generally not been permitted on public roads. That is scheduled to change on November 18, 2026, when a new state law allows qualifying UTVs to operate on certain public streets...Read More

Cycling can be an enjoyable way to exercise, commute, explore the Grand Strand, or simply spend time outdoors. But when a bicycle and a motor vehicle collide, the consequences can be serious. Unlike people traveling inside a car, bicyclists have little protection between their bodies and the roadway or an approaching vehicle. According to a...Read More

Industrial workplaces—construction sites, factories, refineries, and power plants—are essential to our economy, but they also present some of the most dangerous working conditions. When something goes wrong in these environments, the consequences are often severe and life-changing. Construction workers, for example, regularly face hazards like collapsing scaffolding, crane accidents, machinery entanglement, and falls from significant...Read More

When you’ve been injured in an accident, your primary focus is on recovery. However, if another party’s negligence contributed to your injuries, you may be entitled to compensation. One important factor that can influence your case is comparative negligence—a legal principle that determines how fault is shared and how it affects your ability to recover...Read More

If you, or someone you love, has been injured at no fault of your own—the first priority is to recover. The severity of the injuries may mean extensive and costly medical care and missed employment. Medical bills and lost wages can take their toll. Consulting with a skilled and experienced attorney is a first step...Read More