Yes, dashcam footage can be used against you in court if it is relevant, properly authenticated, and not excluded under South Carolina…
Posts Published byAttorney Bill Connor William M. Connor V stands as a paragon of legal excellence and dedicated service. His background blends an impressive legal career with a distinguished military background to the rank of Colonel (with a career spanning various commands, including as senior US advisor to Helmand Province, Afghanistan). Bill was a runoff candidate for Lt. Governor of South Carolina in 2010, and in 2021 received the state’s highest award from SC Governor McMaster, the Order of the Palmetto. After only six years of legal practice (which included time deployed to combat), Bill was recognized by his peers as having the highest possible ranking ethical standards and competency, earning him the prestigious AV® Preeminent™ Peer Review Rating by Martindale- Hubbell®. In 2021, Bill was elected by fellow Citadel Alumni to serve on the prestigious Citadel Board of Visitors. Bill has attained several seven figure resolutions for clients, including a multi- million dollar settlement in 2023 and over a million dollar resolution in 2024
How to Protect Your Family Financially After a Serious Injury
A petition for determination of heirs in South Carolina usually involves the person filing the petition, the surviving spouse, children, other heirs,…
What Every Parent Should Know Before Letting Their Teen Drive in South Carolina
Before letting your teen drive in South Carolina, parents should understand three things: teen drivers have special license restrictions, your insurance and…
Can You Be Sued for Letting Someone Borrow Your Car?
Yes, you can be sued if you let someone borrow your car and they cause an accident in South Carolina, but simply…
The 5 Mistakes South Carolinians Make After a Serious Injury
The five biggest mistakes South Carolinians make after a serious injury are waiting too long to get medical care, giving the insurance…
What Happens If You’re Found ‘Partly at Fault’ in a South Carolina Accident?
If you are found partly at fault in a South Carolina accident, you may still be able to recover compensation as long…
How Do New South Carolina Laws Affect My Injury Claim in 2026?
Yes, new South Carolina laws may affect injury claims in 2026, especially when more than one person, business, driver, property owner, alcohol-serving…
Can You Reopen a Personal Injury Case After You’ve Settled?
In most personal injury cases, once you sign a settlement release and accept the settlement money, you cannot reopen the case later…
Do You Still Have a Case If the Police Report Gets It Wrong?
Yes, you may still have a personal injury case even if the police report gets something wrong. A police report can be…
Commission vs. Act: The South Carolina Workers’ Comp Difference Most Injured Workers Don’t Understand
The South Carolina Workers’ Compensation Act is the law that creates the rights, rules, deadlines, benefits, and procedures for work injury claims….