Recovering from a car accident is difficult enough without having to battle insurance companies. Between medical bills, vehicle repairs, and lost wages, the uncertainty and financial burden can quickly spiral out of control, leaving you feeling trapped in a system that should be helping you recover.
Insurance companies should never be assumed to be working in your best interests. Many claimants who make the mistake of trusting profit-motivated insurance companies encounter delays, denials, or devalued claims – sometimes harming their interests beyond repair. Sometimes early settlement offers seem to offer a quick payout but really shift the costs and liabilities onto the injured victim, who may later be left to cover ongoing expenses. Having trusted and experienced legal representation gives you the support, expertise, and peace of mind so you don’t get pressured to settle for less than what you’re rightfully owed.
South Carolina is an "at-fault" state for auto accidents, which means that any person or business that caused or contributed to the accident (or their insurance company) is legally responsible for your damages. You can pursue a claim against the at-fault party or parties if:
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In South Carolina, the statute of limitations is generally three years from the accident date against private individuals or companies and two years from the accident date against governmental entities and employees. However, acting quickly helps preserve important evidence to strengthen your case.
Insurance companies often try to settle for less than you deserve. Sometimes early settlement offers seem to offer a quick payout but really shift the costs and liabilities onto the injured victim who then ends up having to pay out costs and expenses. It is crucial to have an experienced attorney review any offer to ensure it covers medical expenses, lost wages, and long-term damages.
Truck accidents often involve multiple liable parties, federal safety regulations, and higher insurance policy limits, making claims more complex and requiring a specialized legal approach.
Liability can fall on the other driver, employers, vehicle providers and maintainers, or even government entities and contractors responsible for road maintenance.
Your safety is the priority – if you’ve been injured in a wreck always call 911 and seek medical attention. If possible and without compromising your health, document the scene with photos and gather witness information. Before speaking with insurance companies, you should discuss your rights and options with an experienced attorney.
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