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Item: Savage, Royall & Sheheen
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Author: Jim P.

Impact of Pre-Existing Conditions on Personal Injury Claims in South Carolina

Personal injury claims, even seemingly straightforward ones, can quickly become complex, especially when pre-existing medical conditions are at play. Insurance …

Navigating Zoning Laws and Property Development in South Carolina

In South Carolina, zoning laws dictate how land can be used and developed within municipalities. These regulations not only shape …

What Does Litigation Mean in a Personal Injury Case?

First, we can clear up a misconception and let you know that personal injury trials are the exception rather than …

What to Do After Hit-and-Run Accidents

When the other driver fails to stop at the scene of the accident, it upends the usual legal process in …

The Types Of Easements in Real Estate

When you own, or are considering owning land, you may not have the full and exclusive right to it. Real …

Concussion After a Car Accident: Symptoms and Treatments

A concussion is one of the more common car accident injuries. When you have hit your head, or you have …

Can You Lose Your Job While on Workers’ Comp?

You may be shocked to learn that you lost your job after receiving workers’ compensation benefits. You may have been …

Is the Insurance Company Lowballing You With Its Settlement Offer?

Insurance companies often offer you pennies on the dollar in exchange for your legal right to compensation after an accident. …

Finding Common Problems with New-Build Houses

Our construction litigation attorneys understand that just because a home is newly built does not mean that it is conclusively …

How to Sue an Insurance Company for Bad Faith in South Carolina

Many people talk about horror stories that they had in dealing with insurance companies. While insurance companies act as if …

Client Testimonials

Best lawyers in Camden. They are very professional and knowledgeable. Our family has been doing business with them for over 50 years.

Jim P.

I ran into something somewhat troubling last week. In the final stages of refinancing my mortgage, I was informed by a title company out of Boston that they'd be handling the closing. I referred them to my attorney, William Cox of The Savage Law Firm. Fortunately, I knew beforehand that in the state of South Carolina it is considered the unauthorized practice of law for anyone other than a SC licensed attorney to close a residential mortgage loan. This includes refinances. SC is one of only a handful of attorney close states. As with much of life, you have to protect yourself. I understand my limitations so I retain help their in doing just that. I'm grateful to William as well as Daisy Rhodes of this great law firm. I entrust so much of my personal and business life to them. In this instance their professionalism and proactivity were absolutely invaluable. I recommend them whenever I have the opportunity to do so.

Myles B.

Very knowledgeable. Listens well. Truly cares. Reasonable price.

Gladys K.

Only attorneys I would ever use!

Kari H.

Greg Collins was handling my car accident case. Unfortunately, money will not be able to heal my injuries or make me to forget about horrors of living with constant pain... Anyway, Greg did a very good job handling the process and we were able to recover as much money as it was possible with this case. Greg is very polite and patient person. I highly recommend him.

Anastasia B.

Good company with good people.

James H.

Great staff and professional attorneys!

Jack P.

Fast, friendly, and great sense of humor. Made closing on our first home less stressful.

Scarlet D.

Great people, friendly, have went above and beyond for me.

Benjaman H

William Cox is an excellent lawyer. He was there for my mom when she needed her will prepared. I could not have asked for anyone better to take care of her last wishes. William, the paralegals, and office staff have also been instrumental in handling my real estate transactions, assisting me in settling my mom's estate, and helping arrange my will.

Rachel M.

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