In Horry County, SC and the Myrtle Beach area, we have more than our share of car wrecks, trucking accidents, and pedestrian deaths. But there are certain roads and intersections that rack up more crashes than others - what are the most dangerous intersections in Horry County?
Are Parking Lot Accidents in SC No-Fault?
Are parking lot accidents in SC no- fault?
New Years Auto Accidents in Myrtle Beach, SC
2019 is here!
How does the 'pain and suffering multiplier' work?
You're driving home from work, minding your own affairs, and you get into a car accident. After weeks of physical recovery, you still are disfigured and suffer from chronic pain. How is it possible to put a dollar amount for compensation for such pain and suffering?
Will a Pre-Existing Injury Affect My Auto Accident Claim?
Will a pre-existing injury affect my auto accident claim?
Auto Accidents During the Thanksgiving Holiday in Myrtle Beach
Family, friends, turkey, ham, stuffing, mac and cheese, apple pie, car crash, hospital visit...
Winter Weather Auto Accidents in Myrtle Beach
When most people think of dangerous weather, they think of hurricanes, tornadoes, and catastrophic floods. Many people don't realize that winter weather auto accidents kill more people in the United States each year than any other weather hazard...
How Can I Avoid Trucking Accidents?
One of my biggest fears on the highway is an eighteen-wheeler crashing into my car with the kids in the back seat. If you've ever seen an eighteen-wheeler overturned on the side of the road or the devastation caused when a truck collides with a passenger car, you know what I mean...
When Does an Auto Accident Become a Criminal Offense?
Another driver crashes into you at an intersection when you had the right-of-way... you survive, and when you get out of the hospital you talk to an auto accident attorney who will help you to get full and fair compensation for the injuries that the careless driver caused...
Does My Insurance Cover Flood Damage in SC?
Horry County residents held their breath as Hurricane Florence moved through the Myrtle Beach area this month. But, as the winds slowed, and people began to breathe sighs of relief, media reports began to warn about the flooding that was to come...
