Insurance Companies Are Now Using AI to Evaluate Your SC Injury Claim: Here’s What That Means for You
Insurance companies have always looked for ways to evaluate personal injury claims efficiently. Today, they’re turning to Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools to speed the process. But what makes work easier…
Uber and Lyft Accidents in South Carolina: Who Bears Responsibility?
Rideshare apps like Uber and Lyft are the go-to for local residents to get around. Whether that’s traveling to the Charleston International Airport, attending a local festival, attending a concert…
Cell Phone Evidence Helps Secure $600,000 Settlement After Distracted Tow Truck Driver Rear-Ends Vehicle on US 17A
A commercial truck driver is supposed to keep his attention on the road and follow the federal safety rules built to protect the people around him. When that doesn’t happen,…
The Truth About Motorcycle Body Suits & Protective Gear
South Carolina’s warm climate and scenic roads are perfect for motorcycle enthusiasts, but riding in the heat brings its own set of safety challenges. Too often, riders believe that staying…
Honoring Tradition: Steinberg Law Firm Recognized as a Legacy Law Firm by South Carolina Lawyers Weekly
Steinberg Law Firm has been honored for the second consecutive year as a Legacy Law Firm by South Carolina Lawyers Weekly. This recognition is a testament to our enduring presence…
$290,000 Settlement Recovered for Client Injured by Firework at Fourth of July Party
South Carolina Burn Injury Attorneys Pursue Homeowner’s Insurance Policy The Fourth of July is a time for family gatherings, cookouts, and celebrating America’s independence. Unfortunately, when fireworks are handled improperly,…
Charleston Port Truck Driver Secures $325,000 Settlement After Traumatic Brain Injury Claim Was Initially Denied
Steinberg Law Firm Attorney Adam Greene Helps Injured Longshore Worker Overcome Significant Causation Challenges Workers on Charleston’s waterfront perform physically demanding and often dangerous jobs that keep cargo moving through…
Celebrating Our 2026 Steinberg Law Firm Scholarship Winners in the Lowcountry
Every year, we get a front-row seat to something encouraging, students across the South Carolina Lowcountry putting in the work to build a better future. The Steinberg Law Firm Scholarship…
$835,000 Total Recovery for Injured Motorist Following Rear-End Collision During Work
Our client suffered significant injuries after being rear-ended by another driver in Darlington County. Because our injured client was working at the time of the crash, there were actually two…
Case Result: $1,000,000 Settlement for Client Initially Put at Fault by Police
Steinberg Law Firm attorney and partner Steven Goldberg recently secured a $1,000,000 settlement for a family injured in an interstate collision caused by a commercial truck driver.
Men vs. Women Motorcycle Riders in South Carolina
There are many stereotypes when it comes to driving habits and crashes. Motorcyclists face some of the most prevalent stereotypes and biases. Many road users carry various assumptions about riders…
Can I Include Mental Health Therapy Costs in My Personal Injury Claim?
As the month of May serves as a reminder for Mental Health Awareness, it’s important to remember that mental and emotional injuries can be compensated for after a serious accident….
Memorial Day Weekend in South Carolina: What You Need to Know About Fireworks, Safety, and Local Laws
Memorial Day weekend in the Lowcountry brings BBQs, parades, and most importantly, fireworks. Families in the Charleston area have observed Memorial Day weekend this way for as long as most…
AI Does Not Equal AI
Artificial Intelligence vs. Attorney Intelligence The phrase “just ask AI” is becoming increasingly common. Have a medical issue? A legal issue? Go plug it into ChatGPT, Perplexity or Claude. Ask…
Supreme Court Ruling Extends Truck Crash Liability to Shippers and Freight Brokers in Unanimous Decision
When a catastrophic trucking crash leaves someone permanently injured or takes a life, the trucking company’s standard $1 million insurance policy is often nowhere near enough to fully compensate the…
Do Police Always File a Crash Report in South Carolina? What to Do If They Do Not
Car wrecks can leave you emotionally jarred, physically injured, and confused about what steps to take next. The aftermath of a crash can raise many questions, but one of the…
The Accident Is Over, But the Financial Stress Isn’t: What South Carolina Injury Victims Need to Know
This April, in recognition of Stress Awareness Month, it’s more important than ever to shine a light on the lesser-known side of recovery: the ongoing stress that comes from dealing…
South Carolina’s Failing Road Grade: What the 2025 Infrastructure Report Means for Charleston, Bluffton, and Beaufort Drivers
The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) gave South Carolina’s roads a “D” grade in its Infrastructure Report Card. The poor-to-fair rating means much of the state’s infrastructure is deteriorating…