South Carolina Car Accident Cases

From Spartanburg to Charleston and every place in between, if you've been involved in a car accident in South Carolina, you want information that is specific to your state, accurate and up-to-date. In this section, you'll find every all-about-car-accidents.com article and FAQ related to car accident claims in South Carolina, including car insurance coverage requirements and time limits for filing a car accident lawsuit. You'll also find real-world examples of what a car accident settlement or lawsuit might look like in the Palmetto State.

South Carolina Car Accident Laws and Claims

South Carolina Car Accident Settlement Example

Ian is slowing for a stop sign in a residential neighborhood in Charleston when he is rear-ended. Ian feels immediate neck and back pain as soon as the collision occurs. The police come and give the other driver a ticket. They ask Ian if he wants an ambulance, and he says no.

Q&A on South Carolina Vehicle Accidents

Does South Carolina law require motorcycle riders and passengers to wear a helmet?

Does South Carolina law require motorcycle riders and passengers to wear a helmet?

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