South Carolina Carpool Accidents: Injured Child Passengers
Carpooling is a common way for parents to ensure their children get to school, extracurricular activities, and other events; however, parents also take certain risks when entering a carpool arrangement….
Woman Rear-Ended While at Complete Stop on South Carolina Highway 61 Settles Case for $1.6 Million
Recently, Steinberg Law Firm attorney Michael Jordan settled a car accident case for $1.6 million. Our client, a 46-year-old woman at the time of the crash, was driving a small…
Aging U.S. Infrastructure Raises Liability Questions for Newer Vehicles
A recent roadway crash study by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln raises questions about the safety of U.S. highway infrastructure, especially as electric vehicles (EVs), pickup trucks, and SUVs increase in…
Charleston’s Safety Disconnect: Unmasking the Unsettling Reality of Unbuckled Rides
South Carolina has unfortunately earned a reputation for its high traffic fatality rates. Research Reveals the Crucial Connection Between Seatbelt Usage and Fatalities According to South Carolina’s Department of Public…
Immediate Intervention: Urgent Tactics of Insurance Attorneys in Charleston Accidents
Immediately after an accident, most people think to call 911 or seek medical assistance. These are necessary steps and should come first after any accident or injury. Insurance defense attorneys…
What Happens if I am Involved in a South Carolina Car Accident and Have an SR-22 Requirement Already?
In South Carolina, some drivers may be required by the state to file proof of financial responsibility through an SR-22 certificate of insurance. This verifies that an insurance policy is…
Are Cars With Touchscreens More Dangerous?
Over the past 20 years, states, counties, and cities throughout the US have passed laws regulating the use of cell phones while driving. Yet, these laws don’t address another major…
Pros and Cons of Dashcams in South Carolina
Reckless drivers, distracted drivers, hazards in the road, bad weather: The obstacles that face South Carolina drivers on the road seem to multiply every day. Dash cameras or “dashcams,” long…
Why Do Airport Car Accidents Happen?
Traveling can be stressful, but one often-overlooked aspect of travel is airport car accidents. Airports are bustling hubs of activity, where the excitement and urgency of travel create an increased…
Should I Purchase More Vehicle Insurance Than South Carolina Requires?
Owning a vehicle can be costly, and many drivers choose to purchase the cheapest car insurance coverage. However, like most things in life, you get what you pay for when…
What Should You Do If You See An Out-Of-Control Driver But You’re Not Involved Directly In An Accident?
Everyone who travels on South Carolina roads sees drivers who drive carelessly or recklessly. In some cases, you may see one of these drivers nearly miss a crash; in others,…
Keep Your School Carpool Safe: Know the Risks, Review Your Insurance
During the school year, many South Carolina parents drive to and from school. Parents may give rides not only to their own children but also to the children of neighbors,…
What Happens If You Are An Injured Passenger in an Uninsured Car?
A car crash can happen in an instant. If you’re a passenger in someone else’s car, you may not know until after the collision whether or not the driver had…
Teen Drivers: What Parents Need to Know About Liability for the 2023 School Year
Getting a driver’s license and finally getting behind the wheel of a vehicle is one of the most exciting events in a teenager’s life. For many teens, this milestone represents…
Is New Technology in Vehicles Causing an Increase in Car Accidents?
In recent years, the automotive industry has experienced a significant transformation driven by technological advancements that aim to enhance vehicle performance, safety, and comfort. These advancements, which include autonomous driving…
Are Larger Vehicles Safer for Young Drivers?
Motor vehicle crashes are the number one cause of death for teenagers in the U.S. The CDC estimates that, on average, eight teens die in car accidents every day, and…
South Carolina Bans Squat Cars and Trucks
Say goodbye to the “Carolina Squat.” As of May 17, 2023, South Carolina law prohibits “squat” vehicles on the state’s streets and roads. The “Carolina Squat,” also known as the…
The Dangers of US Route 17 and US Route 17 Alternate in South Carolina
Driving along the South Carolina coast is a beautiful, scenic drive. However, tens of thousands of people visit South Carolina beaches each summer, which can make traveling on the various…