Horry County Personal Injury Attorney

Why You Need a Lawyer

Insurance companies often offer low settlements. A lawyer ensures you get fair compensation and handles the complexities of your case, from evidence gathering to court representation.

Free Consultation The Bill Connor Law Firm offers free consultations for car wreck cases and works personal injury cases on a contingency basis, which means you won’t pay unless you win.

At The Bill Connor Law Firm, attorney Bill Connor is committed to helping personal injury victims in Horry County, South Carolina. If you’ve been injured due to someone else’s negligence, our team provides the legal expertise you need to pursue the compensation you deserve. We guide you through each step of the process, ensuring your rights are upheld.

 

Types of Personal Injury Accidents

  • Vehicle Accidents: Car, truck, motorcycle, and pedestrian accidents.

  • Slip and Falls: Injuries due to unsafe conditions on properties.

  • Defective Products and Drugs: Injuries caused by unsafe products or medications.

  • Medical Malpractice: Negligence by healthcare professionals.

  • Dog Bite Attacks: Injuries from dog bites or attacks.

  • Nursing Home Abuse: Neglect or abuse in nursing homes.

  • Workplace Injuries: Compensation for work-related injuries.

  • Boating Accidents: Injuries from negligent boating.

  • Construction Accidents: Injuries at construction sites.

  • Wrongful Death: Fatalities caused by another’s negligence.

Types of Personal Injuries

  • Injury Lawyer

  • Accident Attorney

  • Motorcycle Accident Lawyer

  • Dog Bite Attorney

  • Car Accident Lawyer

  • Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs)

  • Concussions

  • Amputations

  • Burns

  • Spinal cord injuries

  • Paralysis

  • Broken bones

  • Whiplash

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Proving Fault

To win a personal injury case, you must prove:

  • Duty of care owed by the defendant.

  • Breach of that duty.

  • Injuries directly caused by the breach.

  • Damages suffered as a result.

Statute of Limitations In South Carolina, personal injury claims must be filed within three years from the date of the injury. Exceptions and variations exist, so timely action is crucial.

Shared Fault South Carolina follows a modified comparative negligence rule, allowing you to recover damages if you are 50% or less at fault. Compensation is reduced by your percentage of fault.

Compensation Types

  • Lost wages

  • Medical expenses

  • Pain and suffering

  • Punitive damages (in cases of gross negligence)

  • Wrongful death expenses

Steps to Take After an Accident

  1. Take pictures of the scene and injuries.

  2. Gather witness contact information.

  3. Seek immediate medical treatment.

  4. Avoid admitting fault.

  5. Keep all related paperwork.

  6. Attend all medical appointments.

  7. Maintain a journal of your recovery and emotional state.

 Insurance companies often offer low settlements. A lawyer ensures you get fair compensation and handles the complexities of your case, from evidence gathering to court representation.

Free Consultation: The Bill Connor Law Firm offers free consultations for car wreck cases and works personal injury cases on a contingency basis, which means you won’t pay unless you win.

Contact Us:

The Bill Connor Law Firm

Address: 1408 Russell Street, Suite 11, Orangeburg, SC 29115
Phone: 803-937-5571
Email: Office@BillConnorLaw.com

About Horry County, SC

Horry County, named for Revolutionary War hero Peter Horry, is South Carolina’s largest county by area and stretches along the Atlantic coast. Originally known as “The Independent Republic of Horry” due to its geographic isolation, the county developed a unique cultural identity. In the late 19th century, the arrival of the railroad facilitated the growth of small farming communities and towns like Conway. By the 20th century, the county transformed into a tourist destination with the establishment of Myrtle Beach and other coastal attractions along the Grand Strand, making tourism and hospitality major drivers of the local economy today.