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With over 100 years of combined legal experience helping injury victims like yourself in Columbia and surrounding communities in Richland, Kershaw and Lexington counties, Peake & Fowler is a name you know and trust. We work hard every day to earn and keep your trust and get you the compensation you deserve.
No one should have to face the pain and frustration caused by a serious motorcycle accident. While medical expenses pile up and you are unable to work, you can fall behind on your everyday bills. You have to deal with hounding calls from insurance adjusters. Your motorcycle might be totaled and your family is under constant stress. If someone else’s carelessness or recklessness caused you harm, it is time to take legal action to hold them accountable.
You’ve been involved in an accident, and the other party’s insurance has already been in touch with you. They seem helpful and they even want to know the extent of your injuries—so they ask for access to your medical records. All you have to do is sign this form and send it right back. Stop—do […]
Facial injuries aren’t very common in passenger vehicle crashes, since standard vehicles offer a lot of protection from the road, other vehicles, and other obstacles. Unfortunately, that same level of protection does not exist for motorcyclists. When a biker is in a crash, their chances of facial injuries are extremely high. These injuries are often […]
Golf Cart Accidents Can Result in Significant Damages
/by Peake & FowlerOn a golf course, you have a couple of options for getting around. Some prefer to walk from hole to hole, getting a little bit of time to think and regroup before hitting the next hole. When you think about doing that 17 times in a single game, it’s no wonder that many people opt […]