LITTLEJOHN LAW

Our clients who are in an automobile accident are focused on their recovery (and they should be). We have taken away all other concerns...

Attorney Andrew Littlejohn Johnson was recognized by South Carolina Lawyers Weekly for his work helping a family who lost their loved one...

Have you looked at your car insurance statement or declarations page lately? There are a bunch of lines and symbols and random letters...

What should you look for in a personal injury attorney? The answer is up to you, as well it should be. You are placing part of your...

No one wants to be injured in a wreck. It is even more frustrating when the at-fault driver was drinking and driving. This is an...

If you were involved in a South Carolina car wreck, medical malpractice case, or other personal injury matter, you will inevitably ask...

Car wreck? Injured by a doctor? Child hurt at school? Parent injured at a nursing home? Loved one died at the hands of another person?...

If you were injured in a South Carolina car accident due to a drunk driver, there is a chance a third party bears liability for your...

Most of us grew up learning that we must take responsibility for our actions. Some, however, do not understand this concept. These are...

Car accidents can cause many injuries, from whiplash to broken bones to back problems. Other than death or loss of limb, the scariest...

We've all heard the terms "suing someone," "filing a lawsuit," and "filing a complaint." But what does this mean, and what goes into the...

If you were injured in a car wreck, one of the more pressing questions you may have is how to pay for medical treatment. You do not want...

If your vehicle was involved a South Carolina car wreck that was someone else's fault, you likely have a "diminution of value" claim. ...

The most common car wreck injuries involve head, neck, and back problems. Obtaining and navigating treatment is key in each case.

You were in a car wreck in South Carolina. You just want your car fixed. Now, the insurance company is delaying, telling you your car...