We help clients recover damages after motorcycle crashes, police misconduct/ police abuse, auto accidents and other types of personal injuries, and we represent people who have been accused of crimes throughout the state of South Carolina.
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If you were hit by a drunk driver, hurt by police misconduct, need help with a personal injury case, or have been accused of a crime, and if you want someone to roll up their sleeves and fight for you, call us today at 843-576-5775.
Attorney Dan Boles is a motorcycle crash attorney in Spartanburg, SC, with extensive experience helping the families of motorcycle crash victims recover wrongful death damages from the at-fault parties. Our offices are conveniently located in Greenville, Walhalla, North Charleston, and Walterboro, SC. Motorcycle crashes are often tragic, and many are preventable. Your motorcycle crash lawyer ...
Over the last few months in 2024 and 2025, there have been numerous motorcyclists killed across South Carolina, and there have been a particularly high number of deaths in upstate SC including in Anderson, Spartanburg, and Greenville Counties. Motorcyclists Killed in Anderson County, SC In recent months, there have been at least four fatal motorcycle ...
2025 legislation pending in the South Carolina legislature would make changes to dram shop laws in SC, but the proposed changes will not help drunk driving victims. Instead, the legislature is considering passing several laws that would help the insurance industry, bars, and restaurants by: Limiting the damages available to drunk driving victims when a ...
The 2024 changes to SC DUI laws primarily mean one thing – ignition interlock devices for everyone who is convicted of DUI or has an implied consent suspension, with few exceptions. The new ignition interlock/ DUI laws were passed by the SC legislature in 2023 and went into effect on May 19, 2024. In this ...
