Driving out of Longcreek Plantation or navigating the rapidly growing Blythewood area means sharing the road with heavy commercial freight trucks and high-speed commuter traffic feeding directly into the heart of Columbia. When a catastrophic highway collision happens here, corporate insurance teams shift immediately into damage control. They know that high-speed collisions carry severe maximum policy limits due to structural spinal injuries, head trauma, and long-term missing wages. Their strategy is to approach you while you are highly vulnerable and buried under initial medical bills to push an immediate, lowball lump sum before the true cost of your injuries is ever diagnosed.

$850K Death by drunk driver – Our client left her home in Chapin and was traveling on Hwy 76 near Prosperity in Newberry County. She was hit head on by a drunk driver who had repeatedly been convicted of drunk driving. He was operating his company vehicle which evidence showed he had used to go to various stores and restaurants drinking throughout the day. We were able to show this accident would not have occurred if the employer had proper safety protocols in place to prevent this type of driver from having access to the vehicle and the restaurants and stores had followed the law and not continued selling alcohol to someone clearly under the influence.