Looking for More Legal Insight for Your Case? This Blog From Our Spartanburg Lawyers May Be Able to Help
When you face a life-altering event, you want relevant and informative guidance from a lawyer you can trust. Learn more about your case with our legal blog written by Holland & Usry attorneys for Gaffney, Spartanburg, Union, and other South Carolina cities and counties.
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How to Recover Lost Income for an Accidental Brain Injury Brain injury victims often face a huge loss of income. Proving it without expert help can be hard, explains an SC workers’ comp and accident injury attorney. -
How Family Court Divides Property in Equitable Distribution A South Carolina Family Court Lawyer discusses how the Court divides marital property in equitable distribution. -
Identifying Marital Property in the Family Court A South Carolina lawyer explains how the family court identifies marital property in the process of equitable division. -
A Tough Defense to Overcome in a Slip or Trip and Fall Case When you’re hurt in a slip or trip and fall, you often face the open and obvious defense. A personal injury attorney reveals how you can defeat it in SC. -
Dog Attack Settlements Aren’t Limited to Bites in SC South Carolina law holds dog owners and keepers liable for bites, but also includes attacks—which are more than you think. An SC dog attack attorney explains. -
How Medicare Can Affect a Workers’ Comp Settlement Certain workers’ comp settlements can be impacted by Medicare, even if you’re not on it. Since you need to know, an SC workers’ comp attorney informs you. -
Do You Really Know Who to Sue for a Tractor-Trailer Wreck? Getting a settlement in a semi-truck or delivery van case can be complicated, as shown by who you might need to pursue. An SC injury attorney explains. -
Parts of the Brain that Get Hurt in a Traumatic Brain Injury Brain injuries from accidents can damage different brain parts. An SC injury attorney describes parts of the brain, and what can happen when they’re damaged. -
Police Usually Can’t Testify Who Caused a Car Accident Officers are trained to determine fault in car accidents, so they can testify about it, right? A South Carolina injury attorney reveals the shocking answer. -
When Police Can Bust in on You Without a Warrant Before police enter property, they usually need a warrant. There’s an exception for emergencies if they can prove it, explains an SC criminal defense lawyer.