How Important Is Medical Evidence in A Personal Injury Lawsuit?
In a personal injury claim, medical evidence is essential to success. The strength of the medical evidence directly correlates to the strength of the claim. These records are the foundational…
Attorney Malcolm Crosland of the Steinberg Law Firm Elected President of Workers’ Injury Law and Advocacy Group
The Steinberg Law Firm is proud to announce the recent election of Attorney Malcolm Crosland to the Workers’ Injury Law and Advocacy Group (WILG). Founded in 1995, WILG is a…
Masks are in this Halloween
Pumpkins on doorsteps, pumpkin spice lattes, and a change in the weather mean Halloween is near! While 2020 has changed the way we celebrate holidays, this Halloween is sure to…
Steinberg Law Firm Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
Steinberg Law Firm is proud to pay tribute to the generations of Hispanic Americans who have positively influenced and enriched our nation and society by celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month. On…
Your Guide to Hurricane Preparedness
The eastern seaboard is no stranger to hurricane season and the yearly preparation that comes with it. Yet as every storm passes, there are reports of local citizens getting caught…
The Steinberg Law Firm Welcomes New Attorney Annie Andrews
In recent news, the Steinberg Law Firm brought on Annie Andrews to assist the firm’s already strong team of personal injury advocates in the firm’s Goose Creek office. Andrews joins…
Who Is Responsible When a Child Is Injured at School?
The beginning of the 2020 school year looks vastly different than years past. The COVID-19 pandemic has altered every procedure and plan and created an environment in which parents and…
Important Questions to Ask Before Hiring a Personal Injury Attorney
Hiring a personal injury attorney is an essential step on the path to securing compensation for damages and losses after you have been injured, but it is no simple task….
Fifth Circuit Decision on CGL Coverage for Defective Construction Causing a Fire
The United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit recently issued an opinion in Gonzalez v. Mid-Continent Cas. Co.[1] which addresses three issues significant to insurance coverage for defective…
How Sports Returned Amidst The Pandemic
While most of the world experienced a sharp halt in social activities, the sports world was able to revive itself in the middle of the pandemic. Serving as one of…
Federal Court Orders Sanctions in Class Action for Defendants’ Communications with Potential Class Members
In the recent decision in Mullen v. GLV, Inc.,[1] a federal court in Illinois certified a class action against a youth volleyball training business and its owners. The certified class…
Back-to-School Safety During Coronavirus Pandemic
The nationwide back-to-school campaign has been a topic of controversy over the past few months. Some parents are excited to have their children return to a school environment, while others…
The Effect of Immigration Status on Personal Injury Claims in South Carolina
Those injured as a result of another’s negligence can bring a South Carolina personal injury claim against the party or parties they believe are responsible for their injuries, regardless of…
Can Non-Citizens Get Compensated for Being in a Car Accident in South Carolina?
Getting into a South Carolina car accident can be a traumatic experience. This is especially the case for non-citizens – both documented and undocumented – who may fear the repercussions…
Attorney Thomas White of Steinberg Law Firm Obtains $3.2 Million on Behalf of Paralyzed Client in Recent South Carolina Workers’ Compensation Case
In July of this year, Charleston personal injury attorney Thomas White of Steinberg Law Firm and Peter David Brown helped secure a settlement award of $3.2 million in a South…
Defensive Driving in South Carolina
According to the South Carolina Department of Public Safety in 2018, a collision occurred every 3.7 minutes. Driving can be dangerous, and your full attention is required to ensure your…
North Carolina Court of Appeals Issues Decision that a Townhome Owners Association Could Not Pursue Construction Defect Claims
A recent decision from the North Carolina Court of Appeals, Shearon Farms Townhome Owners Association II, Inc. v. Shearon Farms Development, LLC,[1] addresses who has the authority to bring construction…
North Carolina Court of Appeals Issues Decision that a Townhome Owners Association Could Not Pursue Construction Defect Claims
A recent decision from the North Carolina Court of Appeals, Shearon Farms Townhome Owners Association II, Inc. v. Shearon Farms Development, LLC, addresses who has the authority to bring construction…