Understanding Ridesharing Accident Liability and Claims in Columbia
Columbia, SC has Uber, Lyft and other rideshare platforms. Along with these rideshare services come accidents. Who is liable for …
Read MoreUnderstanding Rear-End Collisions
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says that rear-end collisions are the most common type of car accidents, accounting for …
Read MoreAre DUI Checkpoints Legal in South Carolina?
While they are controversial, DUI checkpoints are legal in South Carolina. Shealey Law Firm explains what you need to know …
Read MoreAverage Dog Bite Injury Settlement in South Carolina
Shealey Law Firm explains the average dog bite injury settlement and why your case may be above average. What Is …
Read MoreWhat is the Penalty for Simple Possession in South Carolina?
The penalty for simple possession in South Carolina depends on the substance and the amount involved. Our Columbia criminal defense …
Read MoreDomestic Violence Laws in South Carolina
South Carolina domestic violence (DV) laws prohibit violence among current or former household members. All DV charges are serious, with …
Read MorePublic Intoxication Laws and Penalties in South Carolina
Public intoxication falls under disorderly conduct laws in South Carolina Code § 16-17-530. Contact the experienced criminal defense lawyers at …
Read MoreCan You Record the Police in South Carolina?
Years ago, defendants had less credibility when their word went against that of a law enforcement officer. However, times have …
Read MoreGuide to the Federal Criminal Appeals Process
The federal criminal appeals process determines how appeals are heard in United States courts. Navigating the process effectively is critical …
Read MoreCan a Police K-9 Dog Bite Be Considered Excessive Force?
K-9 dog bites can be a source of serious injury. If you suffered injuries from a police dog, we invite …
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