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Can a health care directive lead to accusations of neglect?

Imagine that you have a loved one who is currently living in an elderly care facility. Unable to care for themselves, they rely on the help from staff members to provide a certain standard of care. The nursing home staff then in turn relies on the health care directives provided…

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Icy roads to blame for 817 car crashes reported to SCHP

While some transplants from northern states may not have had difficulty travelling in the rare snow storm that struck much of South Carolina this week, most drivers were caught off guard by just how dangerous the roadways would be. A lot of drivers quickly discovered that their driving habits on…

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Amputations in the Workplace

According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), amputations are some of the most serious and debilatating workplace injuries.  Amputations happen most often when workers operate unguarded or inadequately safeguarded mechanical power presses, power press brakes, powered and non-powered conveyors, printing presses, roll-forming and roll bending machines, food slicers,…

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Witnesses may hold the key sometimes in workers’ comp claims

If you’ve ever suffered a work-related injury then you probably did one of two things. If you’re like some people in South Carolina, you may not have filed a claim assuming that your injury was not bad enough to warrant the hassle. But if you’re like many of our readers,…

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Tire Defects

Tire defects are a major cause of motor vehicle accidents in the United States.  While retreads are often viewed as a large problem, many of the pieces of tire we see along our roadways come from tires which have not been retreaded.  Many “new” tires contain defects which are potential…

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Surgical glove found in patient two years later, lawsuit pending

It’s just about every person’s fear that something will go wrong when they go in for surgery. That’s because, despite the insistence of hospital staff that patients are well taken care of, residents here in South Carolina know that medical mistakes can happen anywhere and often have life-changing consequences as…

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$6.5 million settlement reached in birth injury case

Most women have no concerns about going to the hospital to give birth to their child. That’s because they know that the hospital and its staff are well trained and know what they’re doing. We often trust this so much that we can feel incredibly betrayed when this ends up…

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Pradaxa lawsuits

If you take Pradaxa, you may have important legal rights. Pradaxa (dabigatran etexilate) is a blood thinner prescribed to prevent stroke in patients with irregular heartbeats. Pradaxa has been prescribed to more than a million patients. Serious safety concerns have arisen about Pradaxa. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA)…

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