Negligent Acts of Personal Injury

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Your personal injury case may begin with a single negligent act. For example, a drunk driver's decision to consume alcohol may be considered a negligent act. Unlike an intentional act, a negligent act may be committed by someone who did not mean to cause harm to another person.

South Carolina law protects victims of negligence. If you are a victim of a negligent act of personal injury, you may be entitled to compensation for medical care, damage to property or lost time from work due to the injury.

Acts of negligence cover a broad range of injuries. Typical cases arise from:

Don't Delay — Statute of Limitations May Affect Your Rights

If you are a victim of a negligent act of personal injury, do not delay seeking legal action. The statute of limitations places time restrictions on your case. Over time, evidence is lost, memories fade and people want to get on with their lives. You should contact a personal injury lawyer with our firm to discuss the specific statute of limitations that applies to your claim. The above statements are general in nature and may or may not apply to your particular case.

Contact a Personal Injury Lawyer with Our Firm

If you have suffered an injury in South Carolina, contact Peake & Fowler Law Firm, P.A. for the representation you need and the personal attention you deserve. We have the resources and skills to help you recover compensation if you are a victim of negligent acts of personal injury.

Remember, you don't pay us unless we get money for you. Call 1-800-WIN-WIN-1 or (803) 788-4370 today.