If you've been charged with Driving Under the Influence (DUI) in South Carolina, the stakes are high. A DUI conviction can mean license suspension, fines, jail time, skyrocketing insurance, and a criminal record. But not all DUI charges lead to convictions—and there are real strategies that can help you beat a DUI in South Carolina.
Being arrested for Driving Under the Influence (DUI) in South Carolina is serious—and the consequences can affect your job, your driver’s license, and even your freedom. But a charge is not a conviction. There are legal defenses available, and with the right strategy, it’s possible to reduce or even dismiss a DUI charge. At Mastantuno
Few things are more frustrating than getting injured due to someone else’s negligence—only to have your insurance claim denied. Unfortunately, this happens far too often in South Carolina. If you were hurt in a car accident, slip and fall, or another incident, a denied claim doesn’t mean your case is over. You still have options—and
Common Mistakes to Avoid in a Personal Injury Claim Suffering an injury due to someone else’s negligence can be overwhelming. Between medical treatments, lost wages, and dealing with insurance companies, it’s easy to make mistakes that could hurt your personal injury claim. Unfortunately, these errors can lead to reduced compensation or even a denied claim.
A DUI conviction in South Carolina can impact more than your record. It can affect your job, your family, and your freedom. From license suspension and ignition interlock devices to losing your job or professional license, the fallout can be long-lasting. Understanding how DUI convictions affect your life and working with an experienced Charleston DUI
Suffering an injury due to someone else’s negligence can be so physically, emotionally, and financially taxing. We are here to help you maximize your compensation after an injury. If you've been involved in a car accident, slip and fall, workplace injury, or any other personal injury case, securing the maximum compensation you are entitled to
The Federal case against accused Charleston shooter, Dylann Roof, may have hit a road block this week. A Federal Judge has ruled that the indictment of Roof lacks a key element. According the The Post and Courier, “U.S. District Judge Richard Gergel ordered prosecutors to file a “bill of particulars,” a detailed explanation of 12
South Carolina continues to rank poorly in driver safety. While Northern and Midwestern states typically are the most dangerous for drunken driving, the Palmetto state is now ranking in the top 10. According to greenvilleonline.com, “South Carolina’s worst ranking was the fatality rank category where it landed at No. 3 worst. Statistics show 50 percent of fatal
Given the fact that 30% of Citadel cadets go into the military, you may be surprised to hear that the Charleston based military school used to be the only campus around that didn’t allow guns to be kept in the cars of permit carrying students. That’s all about to change as new gun regulations take
Joey Meek, friend of accused Emanuel AME Church shooter, Dylann Roof, will be having his day in court sooner rather than later. Meek’s trial has been set for 9:00 a.m. on June 27, 2016. Meek has been accused of knowing about Roof’s plans, and doing nothing to prevent the attack. According to the Post and
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