After an accident, most people assume the hardest part will be healing. What they don’t realize is how easy it is to damage a personal injury case before it even has a chance to move forward. In many situations, valid injury claims fall apart not because the injuries aren’t real, but because of avoidable mistakes
After a car accident, slip and fall, or other traumatic event, many people walk away thinking they’re fine - only to wake up days later with pain, stiffness, or symptoms that weren’t there before. This delayed onset of injuries is more common than most people realize, and it can have serious medical and legal implications
After an accident, everything feels urgent. You are hurting.You may be missing work.Bills are showing up before answers do. So when the insurance company calls with a quick settlement offer, it can feel like relief. But in reality, fast settlement offers are rarely about helping you. They are about closing your claim before the full
You did not ask to be here.An accident interrupted your life, your health, your income, and your sense of control. Now you are being asked to make decisions that could affect you for years. One of the biggest questions personal injury victims face is this: Should I settle my case, or should I take it
If you’re pulled over, arrested, or even worried about a DUI in South Carolina, you’re not alone - and you’re not the first person to Google the exact questions below. South Carolina’s DUI laws are strict, technical, and full of details that most people don’t learn until it’s too late. This guide breaks down the
When you’re hurt because of someone else’s negligence, the medical bills and lost wages are only part of the story. The real impact often shows up in the pain you live with, the anxiety that hits you at night, or the hobbies and relationships your injuries now limit. This is why pain and suffering compensation
A first time DUI charge in South Carolina in 2025 can be an overwhelming experience. The law is strict when it comes to driving under the influence, and the consequences of a conviction can affect your driving privileges, career, finances, and reputation. At Mastantuno Law Firm, we have extensive experience defending DUI cases in Charleston,
Being convicted of a DUI is not just about paying a fine or serving a short time in jail. For many people, the real damage happens behind the scenes - in higher insurance premiums, lost employment opportunities, licensing issues, and more. Here’s a breakdown of what you really face if you are convicted of driving
Being involved in an accident can be confusing, stressful and full of unknowns. What you do (or don’t do) in the minutes and hours after the incident can significantly affect your health, your insurance claims and your rights. Below are the key actions you should take right away - and why each matters. Also, review
DUI Checkpoints and Your Rights When it comes to encounters with law enforcement on the road, DUI (driving under the influence) checkpoints — also called sobriety checkpoints or roadblocks — are among the most legally nuanced. For many drivers, they raise questions like: Do I have to stop? Can they search my car? What rights
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