South Carolina
Understanding Simple Possession of Marijuana in South Carolina
While states across the country have passed legislation to legalize marijuana, South Carolina has not. Marijuana is still a crime punishable by fines and potential jail time. The Legal Definition of Marijuana in South Carolina In South Carolina, marijuana has a lengthy legal definition. It is so much more than just the physical weed you…
Read MoreEverything You Need to Know About DUI in South Carolina
In South Carolina, a DUI (driving under the influence) is defined as driving with a blood alcohol content (BAC) of .08% or more or driving while under the influence of any drug, intoxicant, or alcohol. If a driver’s faculties to drive a vehicle are materially impaired, that driver is considered “under the influence” of a…
Read MoreAfter the Accident: Personal Injury Compensation in South Carolina
In South Carolina, injury due to the fault or negligent actions of someone else could entitle you to personal injury compensation. It is crucial for your claim that you follow the steps listed below. Doing so may ensure that you get the maximum personal injury compensation available to you. Seek Medical Attention & Follow Your…
Read MoreWhat you need to know about Driver’s License Points in South Carolina
When clients call us about traffic-related issues – like speeding tickets – their first questions are usually: How many points will the ticket add to my license? Can I avoid getting points on my license? How long do the points stay on my license? What are license points? In South Carolina, points are the consequences…
Read MoreDriving Under Suspension in South Carolina
Driving under suspension (DUS) is a serious traffic offense and never should be taken lightly. It can have a significant consequence to not only your driving privileges but also could result in the loss of your freedom. If you receive a driving under suspension citation, you should consult a South Carolina traffic attorney as soon…
Read MoreI was recently in a car accident and the insurance company is calling, offering to pay me money. Should I still contact an attorney?
Yes, you should contact an attorney even if the other driver’s insurance company is offering to pay you money. Even though the individual who caused the accident is responsible for your damages, his or her insurance company has no legal obligation to treat you fairly or in good faith. The primary goal of an insurance…
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