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What to Do After a Car Accident in Columbia, SC
Date: September 22, 2021
Category: Car Accidents
Car accidents happen every day, and they all result in varying degrees of damage or injury. While some accidents bring only minor injuries, others can completely alter the lives of those involved. If you’ve been injured in a car accident in Columbia, South Carolina, and...
Read more >>Consequences of a DUI in Columbia, SC and How to Avoid Them
Date: September 21, 2021
Category: DUI Defense
If you’re recovering from an injury, trying to afford medical bills, or dealing with the stress of your situation, pursuing a personal injury case in Columbia, SC may seem like an impossible task.
Read more >>Why You Should Work with a Columbia Workers’ Compensation Lawyer
Date: August 11, 2021
Category: Workers' Compensation
A Columbia, SC workers’ compensation lawyer can make sure you and/or your dependents receive what you're entitled to if you get sick or injured on the job.
Read more >>5 Things to Know Before You File a Personal Injury Case in Columbia SC
Date: August 11, 2021
Category: Personal Injury
If you’re recovering from an injury, trying to afford medical bills, or dealing with the stress of your situation, pursuing a personal injury case in Columbia, SC may seem like an impossible task.
Read more >>Warrantless Searches Based on Outstanding Warrants Permitted
Date: September 14, 2016
Category: Criminal Defense General News
In a recent 5-3 decision, Utah v. Strieff, the United States Supreme Court ruled that police can seize evidence from an unconstitutional search so long as the person has an outstanding arrest warrant. The High Court ruled that even if police violate the Constitution by stopping...
Read more >>States Cannot Criminalize a Defendants’ Refusal of Blood Test in DUI Arrests
Date: September 14, 2016
Category: DUI Defense Criminal Defense
In a recent decision, the United States Supreme Court held that states cannot criminalize the refusal to take a blood test without a warrant, but also ruled that it was acceptable for states to punish the refusal to take a breath test. The Court went...
Read more >>Juveniles Convicted and Sentenced to Life Imprisonment
Date: February 2, 2016
Category: Criminal Defense General News
Montgomery v. Louisiana For the second time in 4 years, the United States Supreme Court handed down a major ruling in an Eighth Amendment juvenile sentencing case with its decision in Montgomery v. Louisiana (2016). Miller v. Alabama In 2012, the Court ruled in Miller v....
Read more >>Phone App That Assists Drunk Drivers Launches in SC
Date: November 23, 2015
Category: General News
COLUMBIA, SC (WLTX)- It’s called Duey Dialer, and it’s here in the Midlands. The app is available for free download in eight states, including South Carolina. But it’s stirring up controversy because of its target audience: drunk drivers. You download the app, and if you’re...
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