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Often in South Carolina car accident cases, there is a dispute between the drivers about the facts of the accident and whose fault the accident was. This is where a lawyer must act quickly to establish liability, gathering all of the facts before physical evidence disappears, cars get repaired or destroyed, or people’s memories fade….
George Sink Injury Lawyers discuss impairment ratings in workers’ comp cases.
In a workers compensation claim, it’s important to truthfully state what you actually make in earnings and provide correct evidence proving disability.
South Carolina accident lawyers discuss fault and liability in accidents involving multiple vehicles.
How Do Health Insurance, Medicare, and Medicaid Come Into Play in a SC Personal Injury Case?
George Sink Injury Lawyers discusses important things to do after a car accident.
No one ever imagines that they will be involved in an accident that results in injury, let alone mediation or trial to recover for their damages sustained in the accident. Sometimes an injury claim will not go to court and may be settled through mediation. Making the decision to mediate is best left to your…
Find information about depositions from the South Carolina accident attorneys at George Sink Injury Lawyers.
Declining underinsured motorist coverage can come back to hurt you should you get in an accident and need it. So think long and hard before declining this coverage.
Find out if you will be compensated if you are injured by an uninsured driver in a Car Accident in South Carolina.
Don’t Win Your Personal Injury Claim Just to Get Bitten Later On by Medicaid or the IRS
As is often the case in serious personal injury cases, claims are made upon multiple parties and multiple layers of insurance coverage. It is common, for a variety of reasons, to reach a settlement with some parties or layers of insurance coverage with the intent of partially releasing certain parties or insurance policies while leaving…
Find information about uninsured motorist coverage, auto accidents, and victims’ rights in South Carolina.
