A person is prone to post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) following a terrifying event. If a person suffers serious harm in an auto accident, this individual can experience PTSD symptoms. A doctor can help a person cope with PTSD and find safe, effective ways to manage their symptoms. At The Shelly Leeke Law Firm, we want …
What Are My Rights When Pulled Over by Police?
If you are pulled over by the police while driving, you must know your rights to protect yourself and avoid any unnecessary legal trouble. We encourage you to reach out to an attorney if you have any questions about your specific interaction with a law enforcement officer. Do I Have to Pull Over Immediately When …
Does My Car Insurance Cover My Lawyer’s Legal Fees?
Your car insurance does not cover your attorney’s legal fees after an auto accident. Instead, you are solely responsible for your lawyer’s legal fees. However, sometimes an attorney works on contingency, which means you will not need to pay unless you win or settle your case. At The Shelly Leeke Law Firm, we understand all …
What to Do After a Rear-End Collision
Rear-end collisions can result in significant injuries and property damage. Knowing what steps to take after a rear-end collision is important to protect yourself and your legal rights. This FAQ page will answer some common questions about what to do after a rear-end collision. What Steps Should You Take Immediately Following a Rear-End Collision in …
What if the Other Driver of a Car Accident Denies Liability?
If the other driver at fault denies liability, you can file a legal claim and seek damages. You don’t need the driver to admit responsibility for a successful claim. When a driver denies liability, your South Carolina car accident lawyer must submit evidence and negotiate with the insurance company to prove liability. Establishing how the …
Can Seat Belt Injuries from Car Accidents Be Serious?
Car accidents can be traumatic and sometimes result in serious injuries, including seat belt injuries. Although seat belts are designed to protect occupants in a car during an accident, they can also cause injuries if not worn properly or if the accident’s impact is severe enough. This FAQ page will answer some common questions about …
What Other Surveillance Can Be Used in Car Accident Cases?
You can use your smartphone to capture photos or videos at the scene of your car accident. Other photographic and video evidence may be available from witnesses’ smartphones, residential and commercial security cameras, and other sources. By partnering with a car accident lawyer, you can collect and review a wealth of evidence from a wide …
Falling Asleep While Driving: Is It Considered Negligence?
Falling asleep when driving in South Carolina may be gross negligence if you are behind the wheel and involved in a car accident. It can be ruled that the drowsy driver acted negligently and disregard the safety of others. It is a risky move with catastrophic consequences. If you were in an auto accident involving …
Do I Have to Pay My Deductible if I Was Not at Fault?
Being involved in a car accident can be a traumatic experience, and the aftermath can be confusing and overwhelming, especially when dealing with insurance companies and deductibles. One common question is whether you must pay your deductible if you were not at fault for the accident. A deductible is an amount you agree to pay …
Can I Sue Someone Personally After a Car Accident?
Car accidents can bring comprehensive losses, and you have the right to sue the at-fault parties to compensate you for those losses. You will have physical pain and injuries to contend with, emotional trauma, and related financial fallout. Medical care is expensive. You may not be able to work to support yourself and your family. …
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