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Category: Personal Injury

How Surveillance Footage Can Strengthen A Slip And Fall Claim

Posted February 13, 2026

Slip and fall accidents often happen quickly, leaving victims shaken and unsure of exactly what  went wrong. In many cases, property owners or businesses may later dispute how the fall  occurred—or deny responsibility altogether. This is where surveillance footage can become one  of the most powerful pieces of evidence in a slip and fall claim.  […]

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When To Hire A Personal Injury Lawyer

Posted January 23, 2026

Not every fender bender requires a lawyer. Sometimes you can handle things yourself. A minor accident with no injuries and minimal property damage? You’re probably fine managing that on your own. But here’s what most people don’t realize until it’s too late: many accident situations are far more complicated than they first appear. Waiting too […]

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SC Totaled Car Compensation Guide

Posted January 08, 2026

When your vehicle is declared a total loss after an accident in South Carolina, you’re entitled to more than just the car’s value. Understanding the full scope of available compensation helps you recover what you’re owed and avoid leaving money on the table. At Woron and Dhillon, LLC, we help accident victims maximize their property […]

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How Much Your Injury Case Is Worth

Posted January 01, 2026

If you’ve been hurt in an accident, you’re probably wondering what your case is worth. It’s one of the first questions people ask, and honestly, it’s one of the hardest to answer without looking at the specifics. No magic formula spits out a number. Every case is different. But there are common factors that determine […]

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Economic Vs Non-Economic Damages Explained

Posted December 15, 2025

When you’re hurt in an accident, the financial impact goes far beyond medical bills. South Carolina law recognizes two distinct categories of damages in personal injury cases, and understanding both can make a real difference in how you pursue compensation. What Economic Damages Are  Economic damages represent the tangible, calculable financial losses you suffer because […]

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When Dogs Bite Kids In South Carolina

Posted December 08, 2025

Dog bites happen in seconds. Children are often the victims because they’re smaller, move unpredictably, and naturally want to pet every dog they see. South Carolina law gets this. It provides specific protections when a child suffers injuries from a dog attack. After your child’s been bitten, you’re dealing with a lot. Medical bills don’t […]

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Understanding Second Impact Syndrome In South Carolina Sports Injury Cases

Posted December 02, 2025

Second impact syndrome is one of the most terrifying risks facing young athletes today. It happens when a player takes another hit to the head before they’ve fully recovered from a previous concussion. The consequences? They can be devastating. Why This Condition Is So Dangerous Your brain needs time to heal after a concussion. That’s […]

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Suing For A Dog Bite That Happened On Public Property

Posted December 02, 2025

South Carolina has specific laws about dog bites, and they’re actually pretty favorable to victims. Our state uses what’s called a “strict liability” rule. Under South Carolina Code Section 47-3-110, if someone’s dog bites you, that owner is liable. Period. It doesn’t matter if the dog never showed aggression before or if the owner swears […]

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Suing For Wrongful Death If Your Loved One Had Preexisting Conditions

Posted December 02, 2025

This question comes up more often than you’d think. Families worry that because their loved one had diabetes, heart disease, or some other medical condition, they won’t be able to hold anyone accountable for a wrongful death. But having a preexisting condition doesn’t disqualify your claim. Not at all. What matters in South Carolina is […]

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SC Comparative Negligence For Riders

Posted December 01, 2025

South Carolina uses a modified comparative negligence system that will directly affect how much money you can recover after a motorcycle crash. You can still pursue damages even if you’re partially at fault. But there are limits you need to understand. How Comparative Negligence Works In South Carolina South Carolina Code Section 15-38-15 lets injured […]

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