An early morning crash in Windsor, S.C. resulted in the death of an unidentified woman at around 6:15 a.m. on Tuesday. The accident occurred on Stillwater road, when the woman's vehicle overturned after hitting a dirt shoulder. South Carolina Highway Patrol officials believe that the woman was heading North in her Chevy pickup truck when the accident occurred.

Accidents can have a devastating effect on your life and the lives of your loved one. If someone you love has been killed in an accident caused by a road defect, contact the Charleston wrongful death lawyers of the Steinberg Law Firm at  843-720-2800 today.

An early morning crash in Windsor, S.C. resulted in the death of an unidentified woman at around 6:15 a.m. on Tuesday. The accident occurred on Stillwater road, when the woman's vehicle overturned after hitting a dirt shoulder. South Carolina Highway Patrol officials believe that the woman was heading North in her Chevy pickup truck when the accident occurred.

Accidents can have a devastating effect on your life and the lives of your loved one. If someone you love has been killed in an accident caused by a road defect, contact the Charleston wrongful death lawyers of the Steinberg Law Firm at  843-720-2800 today.

The South Carolina supreme court ruled on Tuesday that a migrant worker who suffered injuries while living in employer-provided housing is eligible for compensation for his injuries. An initial judgment at the Circuit Court level ruled that the injured individual was not eligible for compensation because he was not at work, but the Supreme Court disagreed. The decision to award compensation was based on the circumstances surrounding the case, in which the man suffered a broken ankle due to hazards on his employer's property.

If you or someone you love has been hurt in an accident at work, contact the Charleston worker's compensation attorneys of The Steinberg Law Firm are here to help you with your claim. Contact us at 843-270-2800 today.

The South Carolina Highway Patrol released information regarding the make and model of an 18-wheeler that was involved in a hit-and-run accident just before 1:00 a.m. on February 14th. The police believe that the truck is a white Freightliner that could be between an 1989-1998 model. The truck was involved in a rear-end collision with another vehicle, causing extensive damage to the vehicle and injuring the driver inside. Authorities are looking for information regarding the accident to help resolve the case.

If you or someone you love has been injured in an accident involving a truck or 18-wheeler, contact the Charleston truck accident attorneys of the Steinberg Law Firm at 843-720-2800 today. 

The South Carolina Highway Patrol released information regarding the make and model of an 18-wheeler that was involved in a hit-and-run accident just before 1:00 a.m. on February 14th. The police believe that the truck is a white Freightliner that could be between an 1989-1998 model. The truck was involved in a rear-end collision with another vehicle, causing extensive damage to the vehicle and injuring the driver inside. Authorities are looking for information regarding the accident to help resolve the case.

If you or someone you love has been injured in an accident involving a truck or 18-wheeler, contact the Charleston truck accident attorneys of the Steinberg Law Firm at 843-720-2800 today. 

A worker's compensation lawsuit involving a chemical explosion at a South Carolina nitro plant continues to be argued in court since the claim was filed in October. The plant has denied negligence in an accident that injured a plant worker. Plant officials claim that negligence on the part of other employees' conduct, while the injured worker claims that the plant did not provide him with protective clothing and failed to provide safe working conditions.

If you have been injured in a workplace accident, contact the Charleston workers' compensation lawyers of the Steinberg Law Firm at 843-720-2800 today. 

A Charleston woman has filed a lawsuit against the Shoney's restaurant she had worked at since 1985. The woman's lawsuit alleges that she was treated unfairly following a slip-and-fall accident in the workplace that left her with injuries to her right knee. The woman claims that she was not allowed to return to her original position at the restaurant and was instead offered lower-paying jobs or positions much further away from her home and the original location. The woman is seeking compensation for discriminatory action and retaliation, as well as punitive damages against the restaurant.

For assistance with your workers' compensation claim, contact the Charleston worker's compensation attorneys of the Steinberg Law Firm at 843-720-2800 to discuss your case.