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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.
A commercial truck crash on I-26 or I-20 near Columbia leaves behind a narrow window of paper and electronic records that can make or break a personal injury claim. Federal law sets specific retention periods for driver logs, and once that window closes, a trucking company may legally erase the very evidence your case depends […]
Yes. If another driver’s negligence caused your motorcycle crash, South Carolina law allows you to pursue compensation for permanent road rash scarring as part of your personal injury claim. Scars carry the same legal weight as broken bones or torn ligaments, and the insurance company must account for the lasting physical and emotional toll they […]
What Is an FR-10 Form and Who Fills It Out After a South Carolina Car Accident
/by Marius CarlosAn FR-10 form is the insurance verification form a South Carolina law enforcement officer hands you after a collision, and your insurance company completes the coverage portion before the form goes to the South Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles. You are responsible for making sure it gets there within 15 days. Drivers rear-ended on Assembly […]