Car Accidents

Electric vehicles (EVs) have surged in popularity as consumers seek more sustainable transportation options. As more EVs hit the roads, questions about their safety in accidents have become increasingly relevant. While EVs offer some meaningful safety advantages, they also present unique hazards.   EV sales have grown significantly over recent years,…

Have you ever witnessed a driver behaving recklessly on the roads of South Carolina and wondered what you could do about it? You’re not alone. Many of us see dangerous driving behaviors but aren’t sure how to report them. At Jebaily Law Firm, our South Carolina car accident lawyers believe…

Intersection accidents are among the most common collisions in South Carolina. Many of these crashes occur when drivers attempt to turn right at a red light, raising a fundamental question: When can you make a right turn on red in South Carolina? South Carolina Traffic Regulations for Right Turns on…

South Carolina law requires motorists to purchase auto liability insurance. If you sustain injuries in a car accident in the state, you can seek compensation for your medical bills, property damage, lost wages, and pain and suffering by filing a claim against the at-fault driver’s insurance policy. But before you can pursue…

South Carolina is one of the most dangerous states in the country for motorists. In fact, the Charleston Daily recently reported that South Carolina ranked third worst for roadway safety in a study published by Wall Street 24/7. The state had a fatality rate of 20.5 per 100,000 people, and…

At some point, nearly every driver witnesses “road rage.” Many factors contribute to someone expressing road rage: they may be late or frustrated that they are stuck in traffic. Sometimes, the person is short-tempered and may feel safely anonymous, expressing anger from their car’s security. Regardless of the reason, road…

When a confused or impaired driver enters a roadway going the wrong direction, they risk causing severe or even deadly head-on accidents. Recently, a Connecticut lawmaker was killed in a head-on collision caused by a wrong-way driver. His tragic death has brought new attention to the dangers of wrong-way driving,…

A recent study from Forbes Advisor found that South Carolina is one of the most dangerous states to drive in. The news outlet weighed many factors when determining South Carolina’s status as a dangerous driving state, including the high number of people injured and killed in crashes each year. What…

Most drivers know all too well how frustrating it can be to travel behind a vehicle moving too slowly. However, frustration is no excuse for engaging in dangerous behaviors like following too closely or “tailgating.” This article explains why tailgating is so risky and what you should do next time…

Research shows that on-ramps and off-ramps are some of the most common places crashes occur on highways, as drivers traveling at different speeds enter, exit, and merge. According to one study published in the Journal of Safety Research, interstate exit and entrance ramps are the most common site of highway crashes per…