By • December 15, 2020
Every year, thousands of people die in preventable motor vehicle collisions that were caused by drunk drivers. Read on to learn more.
By Admin • October 14, 2020
In the case of a work-related fatality, an employee's dependents are entitled to death benefits. See an overview of death benefits in South Carolina.
By • August 13, 2020
In a personal injury case, you can use a motion in limine to exclude some evidence from the jury. Learn about motions in limine and what you may exclude.
By Admin • June 11, 2020
If you or a loved one was injured by a product, and you want to determine if a lawsuit is the right next step, learn more about product liability.
By Admin • April 21, 2020
Did you lose a loved one due to someone's negligence? Discover two types of lawsuits you can file:wrongful death or survival cause of action.
By Admin • February 14, 2020
If your life has changed due to the carelessness of a drunk driver, you are not alone. Read on to learn more about the costs of drunk driving.
By Admin • December 12, 2019
South Carolina has a system in place to help those who have work-related injuries. See this brief guide to the state's workers' compensation program.
By Admin • October 18, 2019
Workers' compensation should be one of the first options you consider when you suffer an injury at your workplace. Use these tips for greater success.
By Admin • August 19, 2019
To learn more about hospital-acquired infections and wrongful death litigation, contact us at the Law Offices of Robert Dodson, P.A.
By Admin • June 24, 2019
If you've been in a car accident, you may have many injuries. Physical injuries are usually soft or hard tissue. Learn more with these three questions.
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By • December 15, 2020
Every year, thousands of people die in preventable motor vehicle collisions that were caused by drunk drivers. Read on to learn more.
By Admin • October 14, 2020
In the case of a work-related fatality, an employee's dependents are entitled to death benefits. See an overview of death benefits in South Carolina.
By • August 13, 2020
In a personal injury case, you can use a motion in limine to exclude some evidence from the jury. Learn about motions in limine and what you may exclude.
Show More