When you find yourself injured and needing to file a personal injury claim in South Carolina against a person or business, one crucial factor that can significantly impact the outcome is the minimum insurance personal injury liability. This means that the amount of insurance coverage the responsible party holds at the time of the accident […]
When it comes to personal injury cases, damages play a crucial role in providing compensation for the harm suffered. There are three main types of damages that can be awarded in these cases: economic, non-economic, and punitive. Compensatory damages encompass both economic and non-economic damages. Economic damages, also known as "special damages," cover concrete financial […]
When you're contemplating filing a personal injury lawsuit, it's crucial to grasp the potential worth of your case, as post-accident expenses can accumulate rapidly. While it might be tempting to rely solely on an online settlement calculator, this approach merely offers a rough estimate and fails to account for essential details necessary to determine a […]
In personal injury claims, the role of evidence cannot be underestimated. It serves as a vital tool in establishing the likelihood of a certain fact. Without substantive evidence, holding the responsible party accountable for medical expenses, lost wages, and other damages becomes an uphill battle. Furthermore, seeking financial restitution for the pain and suffering inflicted […]
Welcome to Allen & Allen Law Firm, where we specialize in handling various types of personal injury cases in Anderson, SC. But first, let's dive into what exactly constitutes a personal injury. In a nutshell, a personal injury lawsuit is a legal action initiated by an injured individual against the responsible party or entity. The […]
As a former defensive end at the University of South Carolina, Anderson lawyer Chuck Allen can talk football. But these days, he’s talking about the legal victory he scored for two high school athletes: Cameron Ford of T.L. Hanna High School in Anderson County; and Nick Melton, who attends Dorman High School in Spartanburg. Ford […]
Defense attorney Druanne White talks to Raphael Parks during his hearing. White argues that Parks should be immune from prosecution in the shooting of Timothy Pickens under the Protection of Persons and Property Act. By Mike Ellis of the Independent MailSee Original Article A judge is considering whether Raphael Parks acted in self-defense and deserves […]
Chris Thompson, left, grandmother of Josiah Tate, sits in the Anderson County Courthouse on Friday. Tate, 2, died in July 2012 after picking up a deputy’s gun and shooting himself. By Nikie Mayo of the Independent MailSee Original Article The Anderson County Sheriff’s Office’s insurance policy will pay $140,000 to settle a lawsuit over the […]
Chris Thompson, left, the grandmother of Josiah Tate, is sworn in by Judge Alex Macaulay on Friday. She is sitting next to attorney Josh Allen in the Anderson County Courthouse. Josiah, 2, died in July 2012 after picking up a deputy’s loaded gun and shooting himself. By Nikie Mayo of the Independent MailSee Original Article […]
“There is life after 40,” emcee Butch Hughes said as he held up a trophy that goes to The Independent Mail’s 15 over 50 award winners. “You’ll be really excited when you get something like this.” And during her keynote address, Furman University Executive Director for Corporate Engagement Liz Seman offered a series of challenges, […]
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