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answered on Jul 19, 2025

This situation is deeply frustrating, especially when you’ve maintained a clean driving and insurance record for so long. The issue here is that the car was still legally registered in your name at the time of the accident, which makes you responsible in the eyes of the DMV—even if you... View More

In general in South Carolina someone established in an oncoming lane of travel with a green light or no light at all would have the right of way over someone turning left across that lane at a blinking yellow light. But the entire intersection layout is important to consider. Either way in South... View More

You should request the document that the law firm identified as the reason for dropping your case. It’s important to review it with an attorney to understand precisely why they made that decision.

In these types of cases, the burden is on the plaintiff to prove that the homeowner was at... View More

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answered on Jun 12, 2025

You're facing a heavy burden, and being accused of intent when you’re already dealing with serious loss can feel deeply unjust. When an insurance company denies a claim based on alleged intentional damage, it often becomes a legal fight involving complex evidence and interpretation of policy... View More

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answered on Jun 10, 2025

What you're experiencing is frustrating and confusing, especially when your vehicle has been labeled a total loss but the payout doesn’t reflect that. In South Carolina, if a car is declared a total loss, the insurance company is generally required to offer you the *actual cash value* (ACV)... View More

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answered on Jun 11, 2025

South Carolina law now treats any revocable beneficiary designation in a life-insurance policy as automatically revoked when a divorce becomes final. That means your status as beneficiary from before the 1997 divorce was wiped out by operation of Section 62-2-507 once that statute took effect, even... View More

A South Carolina attorney should advise, since your question involves state procedural law (SOL). But as a general matter, if suit is filed, the statute of limitations does not usually mean that the matter has to be concluded within the timeframe of the SOL. It usually means the matter must be... View More

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answered on May 14, 2025

What happened to you is frustrating and unfair, especially when you have video evidence and the golf club refuses to take any responsibility. In South Carolina, a golf club could potentially be held liable if they were aware that property damage was foreseeable and failed to take reasonable steps... View More

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answered on Apr 8, 2025

Hello,

The value of your case is going to be based upon your medical bills. If you are in pain, then it is vital that you seek medical treatment ASAP.

In addition to your case, there is also the fact that if you do not get proper treatment, then your body is going to heal the... View More

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answered on Apr 13, 2025

Since you've already submitted the FR10 form and provided the necessary documentation, your next step is to wait for a response from the South Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) or your insurance company. They may reach out for further information or clarification, so be prepared to... View More

A South Carolina attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for a week. I'm glad no one was injured here. Given the facts you present (no injuries, rear-end collision), it sounds like a straightforward claim that shouldn't encounter delays. If there is a dispute in how the... View More

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answered on Jan 10, 2025

I'm very sorry about the loss of your husband and the difficulties you're experiencing with this insurance situation. This must be an incredibly stressful time, especially while also helping your elderly mother.

From what you've described, there appear to be serious issues... View More

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answered on Oct 22, 2024

It’s wise to approach this situation with caution. Temporary refundable surety tax insurance isn’t a common requirement in standard business practices. Legitimate contractors typically rely on standard insurance policies to ensure coverage and compliance.

Paying for an unfamiliar... View More

She should not take any actions on your behalf without your consent. It is not clear to me if this was a single car accident or if someone else was involved? But that can also have implications.

A South Carolina attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. Final check should identify the claimant it is payable to - it sounds like you have more than one claim going on here, between water damage from pipe and roof damage from hail. Ask the carrier. In terms of a... View More

A South Carolina attorney could advise best, but your question is remains open for four weeks. One option might be to check with the South Carolina Dept of Insurance, as well as entities that oversee consumer rights. Good luck

Have the signed form reviewed by experienced personal injury attorneys in your state.

A South Carolina attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. You can find attorneys who handle such insurance matters. But if it's a large reputable insurance company with a customer service department, you could first reach out to them. Good luck

So sorry to hear about your mother. Yes, you should reach out to a lawyer to review the life insurance contract.

They are not required to provide you the insurance limits before a lawsuit is filed. After a lawsuit is filed on your behalf you could get them through the written discovery process.