When you’re going through a life-changing event, you want to be equipped with as much information and legal guidance as possible. Learn more about your options in this library of articles written by our experienced Spartanburg lawyers.
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Conditional Discharge Clears Drug Possession Charges- And More Did you know some South Carolina drug charges can get cleared from your record without a conviction, if you qualify? A criminal defense attorney reveals how. -
To Get Most South Carolina Child Accident Settlements Paid, You've Got to Go to Court for a Judge to Approve It How does a child's settlement get paid in South Carolina? Count on a court hearing with a judge. A Spartanburg, SC child accident injury lawyer explains. -
The Trucking Manual’s Deep Dive Against Distracted Driving Tractor trailer drivers can’t get a license without knowing the perils of distracted driving. A trucking accident lawyer reveals how much truckers really know. -
Extra Requirements for Filing South Carolina Lawsuits Over Medical Malpractice Before you can file a SC medical malpractice lawsuit, you’ve got to undergo an initial case process other lawsuits don’t. A malpractice attorney explains. -
The Neck Is Connected to the…Backbone: Workers’ Comp Total Disability Benefits for Severe Back and Neck Injuries A South Carolina high court case shows a bad back or neck injury at work qualifies for the most worker’s compensation benefits—even if you keep working. -
Arrest Searches: How They Work and the Prime Defense Against Them Can charges be dismissed if police find evidence searching you at arrest? Our SC defense attorney explains these searches and the prime defense against them. -
Police Car Searches When There’s No Visible Evidence or Apparent Reason to Search How can officers search your car without a warrant or criminal evidence? A South Carolina criminal defense attorney tells how the law may be your only defense. -
The Legal Basis for Warrantless Police Stops and Searches Wondering if officers can stop you and search you without a warrant? A South Carolina criminal defense attorney describes the law and what you can do about it. -
Police Better Have A Good Reason to Go Through Your Stuff Without a Warrant Searches without warrants are presumed to be unconstitutional. A South Carolina criminal defense attorney reveals the basics of when they might be legal. -
Unconstitutional Search Warrants Can Get Cases Dismissed Can a bad search warrant for a home get a case thrown out? A South Carolina criminal defense attorney describes a case with an invalid search warrant.