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The Process of Negotiating a Settlement in a South Carolina

The Process of Negotiating a Settlement in a South Carolina Pedestrian Accident Case

If you are here, it means something unexpected and scary may have happened. You or someone you love might have been hit by a car while walking, and now you’re trying to figure out what to do next. You’re not alone. Many people in South Carolina go through this, and it can feel confusing, stressful, […]

Understanding South Carolina Construction Accident

Understanding South Carolina Construction Accident Settlements vs. Trials

If you are here, you or someone you love may have been hurt in a construction accident in South Carolina. These accidents are scary, and they can leave you hurt, confused, and unsure of what happens next. You may be wondering how you will pay your medical bills, when you can return to work, and […]

Traffic Safety Alert for Hilton Head Drivers

Traffic Safety Alert for Hilton Head Drivers: 'Turn Around, Don’t Drown'

Following an intense weekend of heavy rainfall and thunderstorms, Hilton Head Island officials have issued an important safety advisory for all motorists. To prevent accidents and ensure community safety, drivers are urged to exercise caution and avoid unnecessary risks on flooded roadways. Several roads on Hilton Head are currently experiencing standing water, with Marshland Road […]

Driving in the Rain: Safety Tips and Legal Help After Crash

Driving in the Rain: Safety Tips and Legal Help After a Crash

When the rain starts falling in Georgia and South Carolina, the roads become significantly more dangerous. At Malchow Johnson Injury Lawyers, we’ve seen firsthand how wet weather leads to an increase in serious car, truck, and motorcycle accidents. Attorney Leland Malchow recently shared some crucial tips to help you stay safe—and a reminder that we’re […]