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What can I do to protect my teen driver?
It can be both exciting and stressful for you when your teenager starts driving. While they are experiencing this newfound freedom, they should know that driving is also a privilege and a responsibility. Unfortunately, many teenagers enthusiastically accept the...
Timing is everything when returning from workers’ compensation
Getting back to work amid a workers’ compensation claim can seem like you’re walking a tightrope. Juggling a return to your normal life and getting the benefits you need can be a difficult proposition. Even though you might be stressing about the days you’ve already...
Don’t be at a total loss when your auto insurance comes up short
The insurance company totaled your car after the accident, but the money they’re offering won’t even come close to what you originally paid. As unfair as it may seem, you’re still on the hook for everything remaining on your loan, no matter how much your insurance is...
Determining fault in a roundabout accident
Sometimes it seems that wherever you go, there’s a new roundabout cropping up. You’re cruising along when you must suddenly slow down, merge and drive a partial loop. The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) has mapped 17 roundabouts throughout the...
Do I need a Guardian ad Litem for My Child that was in a Car Accident?
Guardian ad Litem for Children in Car Accident Cases A guardian ad litem is a person assigned to represent a child in various legal cases including automobile accidents in which a child is injured. Ad litem is Latin for “the lawsuit” or “for purposes of legal actions...
Protect Your Child from School Bus Accidents
School buses are among the safest modes of transportation because of their strict construction standards which include compartmentalization crash protection, thick seats, fuel tank protections, and their bright yellow color. However, many accidents occur when a child...
Prevent Injuries to Children in Car Accidents
Children and car accidents Even though the number of child fatalities stemming from motor vehicle accidents has decreased since 1975, automobile crashes are still responsible for 25 percent of unintentional injury deaths with the majority involving children who were...
Prepare to Stay Safe on the Roads in South Carolina this Thanksgiving
Preparing for South Carolina Roads this Thanksgiving Each year, tens of thousands of individuals are hurt or killed in automobile accidents with the majority of them preventable. Over major holidays, these numbers are exceptionally high. In fact, Thanksgiving is the...
Do Winter Coats Make Car Seats More Dangerous?
Winter Coats Make Car Seats Dangerous Bulky winter coats and car seats can be a dangerous combination for children. If a car seat harness isn’t tightened properly because of the coat’s padding that creates extra space between the harness and the child, you could be...
Keep your Teen Safe While Driving in South Carolina.
Keeping Your Teen Safe While Driving in South Carolina 21-27 October 2018 marks National Teen Driver Safety Week? Sponsored by the US Department of Transportation’s (DOT) Traffic Safety Marketing division, this campaign seeks to promote parent-teen conversation toward...
