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Traffic Ticket Lawyer Myrtle Beach Near You

Wednesday, October 8th, 2025

Get Help With Myrtle Beach Traffic Offenses Experienced Speeding and Driving Ticket Lawyers Near You The Lovely Law firm handles all traffic offenses and violations in South Carolina. Whether you were cited by the Highway Patrol, Sheriff’s Department, City, or County Police, the Lovely Law Firm can represent you. From Speeding tickets to Reckless Driving violations, our attorneys can defend you. If you have received a ticket in Horry County, Georgetown County, or Marion County, consult with the Lovely Law … Read more

Is Weed Legal In Myrtle Beach?

Wednesday, October 1st, 2025

What Are the Weed Laws in South Carolina? As of October 2025, marijuana remains illegal for both recreational and medical use in South Carolina. Possession of 28 grams (1 ounce) or less is considered Simple Possession of Marijuana and is classified as a misdemeanor, punishable by up to 30 days in jail and a fine ranging from $100 to $200. A second offense can lead to up to one year in jail and a fine between $200 and $1,000. Possession … Read more

How Chiropractic Care Can Help After a Car Accident

Wednesday, September 24th, 2025

Car accidents often lead to injuries that may not be immediately noticeable but can cause long-term damage if left untreated. Chiropractic care plays a critical role in healing post-accident injuries and can significantly strengthen your personal injury case by providing essential medical documentation. Early chiropractic intervention helps address injuries promoting faster recovery and supporting your claim for compensation. Dr. Alec Khlebopros, an experienced car accident chiropractor at Proactive Chiropractic & Rehab Center notes, “Chiropractic care is an excellent option for … Read more

Depo Birth Control Lawsuits

Monday, June 23rd, 2025

Latest Updates on Depo Provera Birth Control Lawsuit in the United States Updated May 30, 2025   August 25, 2025: The number of MDL cases is now 932 lawsuits filed over Depo-Provera, but another 9,571 currently remained unfiled. August 23, 2025: Pfizer is expected to file a motion for summary judgment, arguing that the case should be dismissed because the FDA rejected label changes that would have mentioned meningioma as a possible side effect. A hearing on this issue is … Read more

Is Lane Filtering Legal in South Carolina?

Thursday, February 27th, 2025

Lane filtering is illegal in South Carolina. This means that it is not permitted for motorcycles to move between lanes of traffic to bypass congestion. If you were involved in an accident while lane filtering, it could affect the determination of fault in your case. We’ve all seen it in movies and TV shows. Motorcyclists weave between lanes of stopped or slow-moving traffic, maneuvering effortlessly while other vehicles remain stuck. This practice, known as lane splitting, along with a similar … Read more

Daycare Injury Lawyer Near You In Myrtle Beach

Tuesday, November 26th, 2024

In today’s fast-paced world, many parents find themselves trying to find a balance between work and family life. Entrusting the care of our children to others becomes a common reality for parents who face the challenge of juggling career responsibilities and the needs of their families. With nearly 11 million children enrolled in various childcare programs nationwide, the demand for reliable childcare has become a necessity. It’s not always feasible for one parent to stay home while the other financially … Read more

Birth Control Lawsuits

Thursday, November 14th, 2024

Birth Control Lawsuit Lawyer Near You   Will you become a plaintiff in birth control lawsuits? Approximately sixty-two percent of women who are able to have children use contraception to prevent pregnancy, with the most common forms of birth control being oral contraceptives, sterilization, and intrauterine devices (IUDs). Some of these forms of birth control, however, can cause very serious risks to a woman’s health. If you or a loved one has suffered complications after taking a form of birth … Read more

Firefighting Foam Cancer Lawsuits in The United States

Monday, October 7th, 2024

Firefighting foam cancer lawsuits are being investigated due to the use of AFFF. Aqueous film-forming foam or AFFF has been used for decades in fire suppression. Unfortunately, this substance has been linked to various cancers. If you have developed a cancerous condition after being exposed to aqueous film-forming foam from using it as an employee or from being exposed in other contexts, you may have legal rights to recover compensation. The attorneys at the Lovely Law Firm are currently reviewing … Read more

Paraquat Parkinson’s Lawsuits – Weedkiller Disease Settlements

Friday, April 2nd, 2021

In This Article: New Info As Of 11/05/2021 What is Ortho-Paraquat? How exposure to Ortho-Paraquat can occur Side effects of exposure to Para-Shot or other paraquat-containing herbicides Link between paraquat-containing herbicides and Parkinson’s disease Paraquat-containing herbicide lawsuits How a product liability lawyer might help Get help from a product liability lawyer Paraquat Lawyer & Lawsuit Information Updated 11/05/21  Paraquat weedkiller is devasting applicators who were exposed and later develop Parkinson’s Disease. The litigation is progressing rapidly and our legal team … Read more

Horry County Jury Finds Gary Bennett Not Guilty of All Charges Stemming From 20-Year-Old Murder Case

Friday, November 20th, 2020

  Mere weeks ago, on October 29, 2020, over 20 years since being arrested for murdering a Horry County woman, Gary Bennett was released from prison and found not guilty of all charges. With Judge G. Thomas Cooper presiding from Camden, South Carolina, the verdict came from a Horry County jury based on arguments during Bennett’s retrial for his acquittal and exoneration. The decision was in response to unearthed witness perjury and false accusations, official misconduct, and lack of DNA … Read more

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