Drunk driving remains a serious concern on American roads, resulting in devastating consequences for individuals and families across the nation. According to the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA), the grim statistics are a harsh reminder of the dangers posed by intoxicated motorists. Each day, approximately 37 lives are lost in the United States due...Read More

Employers and business owners need to make the commitment to put extra precautions in place to protect newly hired workers and provide training to team leaders, supervisors, and other staff members to recognize heat sickness and temperature-related hazards. It is important to companies to determine and implement procedural, engineering, and administrative controls to reduce heat...Read More

Pedestrian deaths in the United States have reached their highest levels in four decades, and this alarming trend can be attributed, in part, to the increasing popularity of larger vehicles that pose a higher risk of causing fatalities in crashes involving cyclists and pedestrians. According to the Governors Highway Safety Association (GHSA), at least 7,500...Read More

Millions of us get excited for the winter holiday season, and our excitement can often lead to distraction. Our lists of things to do and our focus on making plans can cause us to become vulnerable in our haste. This is the time to slow down and focus when we are shopping, decorating, cooking, traveling,...Read More

In 1978, Dalton B. Floyd, Jr. had a case before the South Carolina Supreme Court, Daniels v. Bernard, which was an appeal from a jury trial verdict he obtained representing the Plaintiff in Williamsburg County. The interesting part of the case is at that time, there were no cases that held in S.C. that a...Read More