Farrin Law Blog

Imagine you witness a car accident. Thankfully, everyone is okay! Eventually, the officer on scene asks for your opinion on what you observed: Who was at fault for the accident? Fault is a topic of...

If you’re a worker in South Carolina, you should probably know a bit about the workers’ compensation laws that protect you. Yet, most don’t know anything about South Carolina’s workers’ compensation laws. The law is...

If you’ve recently suffered a total and permanent disability, you are likely completely overwhelmed. In addition to adjusting to the impairment, there can be an immense amount of paperwork and hurdles to claiming potential benefits....

Workers get hurt on the job every day. Some injuries are long-lasting and debilitating, while others quickly heal. But every injury matters, because every employee matters. As a South Carolina workers’ comp attorney, I have...

The idea of late-appearing car accident injuries sounds strange. If you’re injured, you’ll feel it, right? That’s not always the case. While you are almost certainly going to notice an injury when you’re bleeding profusely...

You were just in a car wreck, but thankfully, no one was hurt. Unfortunately, the same can’t be said for your car, which is a total loss. So what now? In situations where you’ve suffered...

You were injured at work and you have a workers’ compensation claim. How do you move your claim forward and try to recover compensation for your injury? The answer, hands down, is to get medical...

Most vehicles manufactured since Sept. 1, 2002 are required to have what is known as the Lower Anchors and Tethers for Children (LATCH) system. This system joins child safety seats and vehicles together for the...

Have you ever been in a situation in which you weren’t sure if you needed advice or assistance? Maybe you were hit by a car whose driver ran a red light? Maybe you were hurt...

The only thing more infuriating than being in an accident that’s not your fault is watching the driver flee the scene, and it’s unfortunately not all that uncommon. According to research from the AAA Foundation...