Head-on Collision Kills One

A head-on collision Saturday, claims one life and sends two others to the hospital with minor injuries. The accident happened shortly after 12:00 p.m. on Charleston-Agusta road in Bamberg County, South Carolina. One motorist died at the scene of the accident and a man and child were sent to the hospital with minor injuries.

According to local authorities a pick-up truck traveling east and Ford Explorer traveling west hit head on.  Its not been reported whether one of the vehicles veered across the double line of the two-lane road and hit the other car.

Alcohol and drugs did not appear to play a role in the collision and the head-on collision is still under investigation.

South Carolina accident facts:

There are more automobile accidents throughout South Carolina than any other personal injury related claim. Motor vehicle accidents also are the number one personal injury claims filed in S.C. If you have been involved in a head on collision resulting from the negligence of another person, you should contact an attorney prior to speaking with the other person’s insurance company.

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LawLeaf is a leading provider of legal financing throughout South Carolina. LawLeaf provides lawsuit funding for car accident collisions throughout the state. If you are considering South Carolina lawsuit funding for an automobile accident contact LawLeaf today. The company provides pre settlement funding and post settlement funding for claimants throughout the state.

Please note: If you secure a lawsuit loan with LawLeaf for a head-on collision you will receive a non recourse loan.

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Legal Advances for Plaintiffs

LawLeaf a leading provider of online legal advances announces today the approval of plaintiffs for a variety of different funding cases. When a plaintiff contacts LawLeaf they are interested in receiving an advancement at a competitive rate and judiciously. At LawLeaf we thrive in getting our clients into settlement advances. When LawLeaf receives an application for settlement funding we provide a matching service that puts our clients in the best position in getting an approval. We work with a network of litigation financing lenders who provide an array of different funding options. LawLeaf matches our clients with the appropriate funding sources giving them the best chance at securing funding for their case.

LawLeaf announces today they were successful in getting approvals for the following cases:

• Alaska plaintiff receives an approval for a slip and fall case
• Arkansas plaintiff receives an approval for tractor trailer accident
• Connecticut plaintiff gets an approval for defective product lawsuit
• New Jersey plaintiff gets an approval for Medical Malpractice lawsuit
• Kansas plaintiff approved for a toxic mold lawsuit
• Arizona plaintiff receives an approval for boating accident
• Iowa plaintiff receives approval for premises liability lawsuit
• South Carolina plaintiff approved for funding for a pit bull dog bite lawsuit

LawLeaf is ready to work for you. If you are currently searching for lawsuit funding begin by applying online with LawLeaf today.

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Worker Compensation PPO Expansion

For those people who are searching for workers compensation lawsuit funding in Georgia, Florida, South Carolina and Tennessee LawLeaf can help.

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A preferred provide organization (PPO) NovaNet, has expanded its services in these four states. NovaNet is now able to offer its services in all 50 states. NovaNet model has a combination of direct contract and direct relationships with local, state & regional networks throughout the United States. NovaNet currently represents over 460,000 physicians and 3,400 hospitals making it one of the largest National Workers Compensation Network.

There are thousands of workers compensation claims filed each year. Workers compensation laws are different in each state and because of the complexity of such cases, employees oftentimes hire legal representation. If an employee is hurt on the job he or she has the legal right to file for compensation under workers compensation law. These laws are set-up to cover employees financially during the rehabilitation and recovery stage.

An employee also have the right to seek a lawsuit cash advance for their workers compensation claim. If you reside in Georgia, Florida, South Carolina and Tennessee you may be eligible to seek a cash advance. While lawsuit funding for a workers compensation case can be beneficial to people that are struggling to keep up with their bills it equally important for those same people to have money to help pay for medical treatment and physical therapy if needed.

Not all states allow for lawsuit funding for workers compensation: For additional information regarding workers compensation lawsuit funding please visit LawLeaf.com today or apply online here at news.lawleaf.com.

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South Carolina Toxic Mold Lawsuit

A jury in Berkeley County, South Carolina awarded $50,000 in damages and $75,000 in punitive damages against Prudential Carolina Real Estate because of a sale of a residential property without disclosing that it had a toxic mold problem.

Attorney Michael Scarafile, of Prudential Carolina told reporters that the post-trial motions have not yet been heard by trial Judge Roger Young, so the verdict has not been finalized.

There were two mold reports on the property that were not disclosed prior to the purchase of the house. Dana Winters & Daniella Winters filed a toxic mold lawsuit against Prudential Carolina and against the real estate agaent Barbara Daniels.

In 2005, the Winters bought the property for $110,000. The purchase of the property included a home along with a store. When renovations begun the Winters uncovered black mold during the renovation process. The lawsuit stated that Prudential Carolina knew about the black mold problem and failed to disclose the problem prior to selling the Winters the home.

The Winters are still paying the mortgage on the home but had to abandon the house because of the black mold problem.

According to health reports, black mold can cause serious health issues.

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Pit Bull Attack in South Carolina

A 4-year-old boy from Oconee County, South Carolina is in critical condition at the hospital, after being attacked by a pit bull Friday.

Reports say the dog tried to bite the paramedics that showed up at the scene.

The boy Cameron Salinas was attacked at a home on Union Crossing Road. April Stowe, the owner of the dog, reported that she saw the dog attack and immediately used a broom to hit the dog over the head. Unfortunately the dog would still not let go.

The dog weighed about 125 pounds which was close to three times the size of the boy. The dog was shot 8 times by deputies before it was presumed dead.

Salinas suffered bites to his thigh, leg and a major artery was severed.

Dog bites account for close to 4.7 million bites each year throughout the United States. Over 40 percent of the dog bites occur among children under the age of 14.

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