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Rideshare Gone Wrong: 6 Safety Tips

Rideshare services are now commonplace, offering Americans a convenient alternative to hard-to-hail cabs or public transit. A few taps of a mobile device are all it takes to request a ride – but it’s important to remember that services like Uber and Lyft are not without their risks.

Real Estate Done Right

The Charleston area has experienced explosive growth, with population data estimating 30 new residents a day. As more people flood the Lowcountry, the real estate market is red-hot – and this leads to more than just bidding wars.

Workers’ Comp vs. Personal Injury

While both Workers’ Compensation and personal injury claims provide benefits for the injured, there are some major differences between the two. West Law Firm’s injury attorneys will first explain these distinguishing factors, then describe when injured workers may be eligible for both.

Summer Camp Safety: 7 Tips for Parents

Summer camp is a great time for making memories – one that many children eagerly look forward to as the school year comes to a close. But it’s important for parents to do their research to ensure their campers stay safe.

All Prep, No Panic: Assembling Your Hurricane Kit

One season can be difficult to distinguish from the next here in the Lowcountry, with surprise spring freezes and humid nights that linger into autumn. But there’s one season whose arrival can’t be ignored: hurricane season.

A Friend to Fido: Protecting Dogs in Hot Vehicles

Most dogs relish the opportunity to ride shotgun, savoring every moment with their heads out the window and their noses sniffing the breeze. But a fun car ride can become deadly when pets are left alone in hot cars.

3 Myths About Drunk Driving Cases

Drunk driving is a serious offense. But the prevalence of false information involving DUI cases is almost laughable. Here at West Law Firm, our experienced DUI attorneys are here to set the record straight.

Distracted Driving: How the Hands-Free Act Will Impact SC Drivers

Distracted driving claims too many lives on South Carolina roadways, with mobile phone use posing a major threat. But with laws varying from state to state, and changing as new bills are passed, there is often confusion over the policy on phone use while driving.

What Is Mediation?

Despite the riveting courtroom scenes that are often featured in TV shows and movies, most cases never come before a judge or jury. Mediation is an alternative dispute resolution that often saves both parties time, money and resources. This method skips the long wait for a court date, and gets straight to addressing the issue at hand.