What's New in Columbia Law

What if Your Car is Totaled and You Still Owe Money on the Loan? March 25, 2020

Being in a wreck can be a huge inconvenience. You probably have to seek medical treatment. You may even need to stay in the hospital for several days, weeks, or months. You are likely to lose income ...

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Does Adultery Impact Child Custody in South Carolina? March 18, 2020

There is no question that adultery has impacted countless marriages and been the catalyst of thousands of divorces. In mixed states, such as South Carolina, that allow for fault and no-fault divorces, ...

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Are All Disabilities Covered by Workers’ Compensation in South Carolina? February 27, 2020

Workers’ compensation is a “no-fault system,” which means an injured or ill worker can file a claim and receive medical care and workers’ compensation benefits regardless of “who” was at-fault for the ...

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Can I Travel Outside the U.S. with a Criminal Record? February 17, 2020

Many Americans decide to travel outside the United States, whether it’s for business or pleasure. After all, travel abroad is very popular and a lot of people jump at the chance to visit another ...

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Grocery Store Accidents in South Carolina January 24, 2020

Most people visit a grocery store at least once a week. In fact, it’s not uncommon for people to hit their local grocery store two or even three times a week. If you live in the Columbia Area, you may ...

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Reasons to Change Child Custody January 14, 2020

If you’re a parent on the road to divorce , you will have to include provisions for child custody in your divorce agreement. As you create a child custody schedule, you may not realize it but whatever ...

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