A 37 year-old North Carolina woman is in serious condition after being struck by a 2007 Dodge pickup truck while walking on U.S. 29 on Saturday night. The woman was walking alongside the highway after a vehicle breakdown. She was walking across the northbound lanes of U.S. 29 by the Reedy Fork Parkway exit, when she was hit by a truck that was being operated by a59 year-old man from Browns Summit.

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An Anderson County man who suffered serious head injuries while unloading a riding lawn mower at his home on Thursday has been pronounced dead by doctors at a Greenville hospital. Doctors believe the mower slipped from a trailer and caused the 79 year-old to fall and hit his head.

If a person is killed in an accident caused by someone else's negligence, you may be able to pursue a wrongful death claim against those responsible. For more information on wrongful death lawsuits, contact the South Carolina wrongful death attorneys of the Steinberg Law Firm at 843-720-2800 today. 

Blink 182 drummer Travis Barker has recently settled a lawsuit with several companies in regards to a deadly plane crash that occurred in South Carolina in 2008.  The plane crash resulted in the deaths of four individuals on the plane, and left Barker and another friend, DJ AM, with serious second and third degree injuries on their body.

The lawsuit settled claims against several companies and Mr. Barker,  and the terms of the settlement are confidential.  Another case involving DJ AM is still currently pending. DJ AM died from a drug overdose several months later, and his mother believes the plane crash contributed to his pain and anxiety which led to increased drug use shortly before his death.

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A man from Wellford died early Tuesday morning after he fledfrom a Spartranburg County Sheriff’s deputy.

According to the Spartanburg County Coroner’s Office, 28year-old Christopher Lynn Lowery was pronounced dead at the scene of theaccident. A passenger in the car is being treated at the Spartanburg RegionalMedical Center.

A Spartanburg County Sheriff’s deputy observed a green 1996Mercury Sable at the Spinx station at 107 Charlotte Highway.  Police had been searching for a vehiclematching that description in connection with a string of robberies during thelast week. When an officer attempted to stop the car, the driver refused andtried to flee. Lowery lost control of his vehicle near the intersection ofHolly Springs Road and Plumley Court.

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South Carolina Highway Patrol have arrested a man fromLexington following a two-vehicle accident on Monday morning.

According to South Carolina Highway Patrol Trooper JuddJones, 31 year-old Benjamin Hughes was charged with driving too fast forconditions. Hughes was traveling south in a 2008 Ford F-250 on Pine Log Roadwhen he struck a 2008 Chevrolet Impala in the rear shortly before 11:30 a.m.

The Impala, driven by 89 year-old Wallace Bush of Aiken, hadslowed down while the car in front of him made a left turn onto Town CreekRoad.

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A man from South Carolina was killed on Monday when his carcrashed into a tree and caught fire near Maxton.

According to North Carolina Highway Patrol the accident occurredshortly before 5 p.m. about 3 miles south of Maxton on N.C. 83. According to areport filed by North Carolina Highway Patrol Trooper J.T. Locklear, 30year-old Eric Wayne Stubbs of McColl was traveling north in his 2006 Dodgepickup truck when he lost control of the vehicle and ran off the road.

The truck then swerved back onto the roadway and ran off theopposite side. The truck crossed the road one more time before striking a treeand bursting into flames.

Police estimate Stubb’s was traveling at 85 mph in a 55 mphzone.

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