Michael R Jeffcoat

Michael R Jeffcoat's Answers (17)

Columbia, SC

Car accident Lawyer at Columbia, SC

Practice Areas: Car Accidents, Personal Injury ... +3 more

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I worked for a company and they took $600.00 out of my final pay is this legal?

Michael's answer | Answered on March 09, 2010

It is possible that the employer may be running afoul of the South Carolina Payment of Wages Law, but I would have to know more to let you know for...

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If I was bitten by a neighbors dog is the neighbor responsible for my medical bills?

Michael's answer | Answered on March 04, 2010

In South Carolina, owners or keepers of dogs are ordinarily legally responsible for injuries like yours. There are exceptions, however, and you...

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Was in wreck not at fault the insurance company takes full responsibility would they be made to pay if went to court

Michael's answer | Answered on March 04, 2010

I strongly recommend that you contact an attorney. Frequently, an insurance company may seize upon prior conditions in order to limit their payout...

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I was hit my an uninsured motorist who was driving a company truck

Michael's answer | Answered on March 04, 2010

I recommend that you retain an experienced lawyer to help you with this right away.

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Should I get a lawyer or just keep going by my self? And what is a ball park figure that I should be looking to get from them?

Michael's answer | Answered on March 04, 2010

An experienced personal injury lawyer can help you.

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I have a wrongful death lawsuit going on now for about 5 yrs and now in march they have a meet with a metiator

Michael's answer | Answered on March 04, 2010

You may be closer to the end than you think. If you are represented by an attorney (and I hope you are), ask your lawyer this question.

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Is this accident my fault?

Michael's answer | Answered on March 04, 2010

It appears that the other driver was primarily at fault. Driving laws in South Carolina are found in the Uniform Act Regulating Traffic on...

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