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Beaufort, SC Personal Injury Attorneys

OUR PERSONAL INJURY SERVICES WHEN YOU ARE HURT BY SOMEONE ELSE’S NEGLIGENCE IN SOUTH CAROLINA

If you have been injured by another party, whether at work, in a store, at a medical office, out in your community or elsewhere, that person’s insurance company may lull you into a sense that you are being taken care of. However, that is rarely the case. Insurance companies want to pay you as little as possible — or to avoid paying you anything at all.  If you have been injured due to the negligence of someone else, our team of Beaufort personal injury attorneys always offers a free consultation to explain your rights.

Since 1922, our clients have leaned on the experience of Harvey & Battey, P.A. to handle their personal injury cases from negligence in their workplace, neighborhood or community.

Our attorneys are capable of handling every type of personal injury case, including:

If you have been injured, you should contact a lawyer as soon as possible to protect your rights. Our personal injury lawyers will act immediately to protect your rights and gather the evidence we need to resolve your case by obtaining the full compensation which is rightfully yours. We will settle your case if that is in your best interests. However, our lawyers are willing and able to take your case to trial and through appeal, if legally appropriate.

Our experienced team of South Carolina personal injury attorneys include William B. Harvey III, Thomas A. Holloway, J. Samuel Scoville, and Austin Blake.

Common Personal Injury Questions:

Q: I had a car accident that was the other driver’s fault and I have a damaged car, medical bills and lost time from work. I don’t want to sue anyone but how can I get my lost money back?

A: Most personal injury cases like yours do not involve a lawsuit. Your lawyer can make a claim to the other driver’s car insurance company and most times the matter is resolved quickly without court intervention. Contact us for an appointment so we can discuss how we can help.

Q: How long do I have to file a personal injury claim in South Carolina?

A: In South Carolina, the statute of limitations for a personal injury claim is three years. This means that you must file your claim for an injury within three years of the accident. 

Q: Can you sue for pain and suffering in South Carolina?

A: If you’ve been personally injured, you may experience physical pain or emotional suffering, which gets placed in the non-economic or nonpecuniary damage category under South Carolina law. As the victim, you can seek pain and suffering as a form of recoverable damages from the person or entity that caused your injuries, and your attorney can assign value to them for your claim or lawsuit. We recommend having an initial consultation with our experienced team of personal injury attorneys to find out more about your specific case. 

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Free Consultation with a South Carolina Attorney

Initial consultations are free, and our personal injury attorneys undertake most cases on a contingency fee basis, which means you pay no out-of-pocket expenses for our legal representation. Our attorney fees are paid from the settlement funds at the successful conclusion of your case. We don’t receive any money unless we collect money for you.

For more information or to discuss your case with a lawyer at Harvey & Battey, call (843) 524-3109 or click the button below to contact us online.

Case Results

At the law firm of Harvey & Battey, P.A., in Beaufort, South Carolina, our lawyers offer a free initial consultation to explain your rights if you have been injured due to the negligence of someone else.

MEDICAL MALPRACTICE SETTLEMENT

$1,900,000

Settlement in the amount of $1,900,000 in a medical malpractice action for injuries caused by a chiropractor.

AUTO INJURY SETTLEMENT

$4,300,000

A woman in her early 80’s was struck by a vehicle in a crosswalk, suffering a fractured skull and traumatic brain injury. She had no health insurance, and did not qualify for Medicare or Medicaid. Within 6 months from the date of injury, payment of the full policy limits of all 5 insurance policies involved totaled a settlement of $4.3 million.

PERSONAL INJURY SETTLEMENT

$1,497,500

Settlement in the amount of $1,497,500, for severe injuries received when our client’s vehicle was struck head-on by a construction truck.

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