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Your Trusted South Carolina Personal Injury Law Firm
-Over Two Decades of Personal Injury Law Knowledge-
Get the money you need to recover. No cost to start. No fee unless we win*.
If you were hurt because someone else was careless, you may have the right to money for your injuries. A South Carolina personal injury attorney helps you get paid for medical bills, lost wages, and pain caused by an accident.
You do not have to face insurance companies, responsible parties, or file a claim all alone. Plus, you only pay us if we win. To begin, message us Armada Law 24/7 for a free case review today!
*No cost to start and fee unless we win refers to attorney’s fees only.
Why Choose Armada Law?
When you are hurt, you shouldn’t have to worry. From medical bills and lost wages to dealing with insurance companies, Armada Law handles everything related to your case so you can focus on getting better.
- You Pay $0 Out of Pocket*: We only get paid if we win money for you.
- Free Case Review: There is no cost to review your case. So, reach us for a simple chat.
- We Can Come to You: If you can’t leave your home or the hospital, we will visit you anywhere in South Carolina.
- Timely Responses: We text and call you back quickly. You will never be left wondering about your case.
- Local Experience: With over two decades of South Carolina law knowledge, we know the law and courts inside and out.
Armada Law
21 Augusta St Suite D, Greenville, SC 29601
Free Case Review — Available 24/7 by Phone, Email, or Online Form
How It Works: Simple 3-Step Process
- Free Chat: Tell us what happened. It costs nothing to talk to us.
- We Build Your Case: We gather police reports, doctor notes, and other evidence to support your claim.
- You Get Paid: We negotiate a fair settlement. You get a check to pay your bills and move on.
Cases We Handle
- Personal Injury
- Car Accident
- Truck Accident
- Motorcycle Accident
- Wrongful Death
- Slip and Fall
- Pedestrian Accident
- Workers’ Compensation
- Dog Bite
- Premises Liability
Common Types of Personal Injury Cases in South Carolina
In South Carolina, a personal injury claim happens when someone is hurt because another person acted carelessly or intentionally. The law allows victims to seek money, called compensatory damages, to cover medical bills, lost income, and other losses.
South Carolina is a fault state. The driver who caused the crash pays for damages. Victims can get compensation for injuries and financial losses. Speeding and drunk driving are top causes. If police do not respond, the driver must file Form FR 309.
Covers employees hurt on the job. Workers get medical care and about two-thirds of lost wages. No proof of employer fault is needed. Pain and suffering are not covered.
Property owners must keep their property safe. Injuries from wet floors, broken steps, poor lighting, or lack of security may allow a claim. Slip and fall accidents are common.
South Carolina holds dog owners responsible for bites. Victims do not need to prove the dog was dangerous before. Owners are liable if the bite happens in public or legally on private property.
After your injury, contact the skilled legal team at Armada Law. We will review your case and handle everything from start to finish. As a well-respected South Carolina personal injury law firm, we proudly protect personal injury victims throughout the state, from Greenville to the Lowcountry coast.
Simply message us Armada Law 24/7 for solid legal representation today!
10 Tings You Need to Know About Your Case
Unlike other law firms, we’re more straightforward. Here is the simple truth about your case:
- What is my case worth? Your case value depends on your medical bills, lost work pay, and pain. We review every detail to help you recover the most money possible.
- How long will my case take? Some cases settle in a few months. Others take longer if court action is needed. We push insurance companies to move faster.
- Will I have to go to court? Most cases settle outside of court. If the insurance company is not fair, we are ready to represent you before a judge.
- Can I recover compensation if I was partially at fault? Yes. In South Carolina, you can get money if you are 50 percent or less at fault. The amount you receive will be reduced by your share of the fault. If you are more than 50 percent at fault, you cannot get any compensation.
- Do I have to give a recorded statement to the other driver’s insurer? No. You are not legally required to give a recorded statement. Insurance companies often use statements to reduce or deny claims.
- The insurance adjuster wants to settle quickly. Should I agree? No. Quick settlement offers often come before the full injury is known. Once you sign a release, you cannot ask for more money later.
- How long do I have to file a claim? Most personal injury claims in South Carolina must be filed within three years from the date of the injury.
- What can you get paid for? A South Carolina personal injury claim may include medical bills, future medical care, lost income, reduced ability to work, pain and suffering, and property damage.
- Can I see my own doctor? Yes. However, proper medical documentation is critical. Gaps in treatment often lead insurers to deny claims. That’s why hiring an injury attorney is important to help guide you through a successful case.
- How much does a personal injury lawyer cost? You pay nothing upfront. You get a free case review. There are no hourly fees. You only pay if we win your case. If there is no recovery, you owe nothing.
If you prefer not to overwhelm yourself with the complex and often tedious process of filing an accident claim, contact us for help.
Armada Law accepts messages 24/7 for solid legal representation. Conveniently located in Upstate South Carolina, our personal injury lawyers have successfully managed accident claims for clients all across the Palmetto State, and we’re here to help you too. Simply contact Armada Law today!
Armada Law
21 Augusta St Suite D, Greenville, SC 29601
Free Case Review — Available 24/7 by Phone, Email, or Online Form
Disclaimer: *Any statement of ‘no fee without recovery’ or similar language refers only to fees charged by the attorney. You pay no attorney’s fees unless we recover compensation for you. Court costs and case-related expenses may still apply and are the client’s responsibility.
†Past results do not guarantee or predict similar outcomes. Each case is different and depends on its specific facts and circumstances.
