Negligence per se is when a defendant violates a law or regulation that was intended to protect against the type of harm that was suffered, and a plaintiff does not need to prove negligence when a traffic law was violated in a car wreck case.
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How do You Get an Order of Protection in SC?
An order of protection from a SC family court protects a household member from abuse by another household member.
Impairment Ratings and Maximum Medical Improvement in SC Workers’ Comp Cases
Once your doctor determines you have reached maximum medical improvement, you will be assigned an impairment rating that reflects your loss of ability in the affected body part, and a disability rating that helps to determine your final settlement amount.
Can You Get a Route Restricted License After a DUI in SC?
You may be eligible for a route restricted license after a DUI conviction, but you also have the options of a temporary alcohol license (TAL) after an implied consent suspension or a provisional DUI license after a first-offense DUI conviction.
Can I Get a “Quick Settlement” from the Insurance Company?
Can you get a quick settlement from the insurance adjuster after a car wreck? The insurance adjuster is trying to get you to make statements that will allow them to deny or limit your claim, and, if they offer a settlement, it will likely be “nuisance value” and you will not receive the full damages that you are entitled to.
Singh v. Singh: No Binding Arbitration in Matters Involving Children
Singh v. Singh: The SC Supreme Court held that parties cannot avoid judicial review of issues involving children by submitting their issues to binding arbitration. Property and alimony issues can be decided in arbitration, but never issues involving children.
What are the Stages of a Workers’ Compensation Claim in SC?
What are the stages of a workers’ compensation claim in SC? Your workers’ comp lawyers in Myrtle Beach, SC can help you at any stage of the proceedings from filing your initial claim to appealing an unfair termination or reduction of your benefits.
The SC Driving Points System
How does the SC driving points system work? Which traffic offenses carry a points violation, when will your license be suspended, and how can you reduce the points on your SC license?
What is the “Standard” SC Child Visitation Schedule?
What is the standard visitation schedule in SC? The family court may approve increased visitation when the noncustodial parent can show that they have been involved in child’s day-to-day life and it is in the child’s best interests.
Leaving the Scene of an Accident in SC – How do You Sue Someone Who Left the Scene?
Leaving the scene of an accident: How do you sue when you don’t know who the other driver is? They might be located by police, there may be a video of the accident, and you might be eligible for compensation from another insurance policy or your UM coverage.
