COLUMBIA Injury Law Blog

Pursuing compensation from an insurance carrier after getting hurt in an accident is stressful. Negotiating a settlement with someone not on your side can be overwhelming. The adjuster wants to reduce the value of your claim and will use various tricks and tactics to accomplish their goal. You can turn the tables on the insurance… Read More

A motor vehicle collision can happen to anyone at any time. Collisions resulting in injuries and property damage can lead to physical, emotional, and financial problems. These problems become even more stressful when your losses exceed the at-fault driver’s insurance limits. If you were in a car accident and the claim for your losses exceeded… Read More

Collisions can be traumatic experiences that leave you with severe injuries and losses. To protect your ability to pursue adequate compensation after a crash, you should report the accident to the insurance companies and file a claim with the at-fault party’s insurance carrier as soon as possible. How to File an Insurance Claim When you… Read More

If another party’s negligence caused your personal injury, you might qualify for a settlement to cover your losses. However, when you receive a personal injury settlement or award, it’s important to know the potential tax implications. While most types of personal injury compensation are tax-exempt, some parts of a settlement may be taxable. This blog… Read More

Mediation is a form of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR). ADR, specifically mediation, can be used in civil litigation to help the parties reach a settlement agreement and avoid going to court. Once a settlement is reached in mediation, several steps must be taken to ensure the settlement agreement is legally binding. This blog post will… Read More

Mediation has many benefits, which is why it has become a popular form of dispute resolution for lawsuits. However, sometimes mediation may not be a good idea. What Is Mediation? Mediation is a process that may be voluntarily entered by the parties or required through a court order. Mediation aims to reach a mutually agreed-upon… Read More

  Mediation is a popular form of dispute resolution because of its success rate and relatively low cost. Mediation can be court-ordered or entered into voluntarily by the parties. It becomes legally binding when both parties sign a mediation agreement. There are a few exceptions. What Is Mediation? Mediation is a meeting where the parties… Read More

Have you or a loved one been hit by a concrete or cement truck in South Carolina?  Being hit by a large commercial truck, such as a concrete or cement truck, can result in serious injuries or death.  The size and shape of concrete trucks can result in greater property damage and more significant bodily… Read More

Before your case goes to court, you will usually have an opportunity to come to an agreement with the opposing party through a process called mediation. Understanding how mediation works can help you know what to expect from the process so that you can prepare accordingly. What Is Mediation in a Lawsuit? Mediation is a… Read More

Before your personal injury case gets to a courtroom trial, you will likely need to attend a deposition. You may feel nervous about this process, but having an experienced attorney on your side can help you feel prepared. Since they will attend the deposition with you, they can also give you feedback about how to… Read More