A sudden accident can leave you with difficult questions about your health, your finances and your future. You may not be able to work or you may need ongoing medical treatment. You may find yourself dealing with an insurance company that does not seem to understand what you are going through. If you have been injured because of someone else’s negligence, legal guidance can help you take charge of what happens next.
Our firm, Kinon Law Firm, is dedicated to personal injury law and we serve clients and their families throughout South Carolina. Conway native Attorney Chris Kinon is back on the Grand Strand serving his community. He gives personal attention, full preparation of your case and direct communication throughout the entire legal process. If you need a personal injury attorney serving Florence County, the Kinon Law Firm can help you understand your options.
Personal Injury Help for Life’s Unexpected Challenges
There are many types of accidents, and serious injuries can have long-term consequences. Kinon Law Firm handles cases including:
- Car accidents: Injuries caused by distracted driving, speeding, or negligent turns.
- Truck accidents: Collisions involving commercial drivers and trucking companies.
- Motorcycle accidents: Collisions due to unsafe lane changes or drivers missing riders.
- Drunk driving injuries: claims involving impaired drivers and potentially other responsible parties.
- Catastrophic injuries: Brain trauma, spinal cord damage, paralysis, and severe burns.
- Medical malpractice: Harm caused by negligent medical treatment.
- Nursing home neglect: Abuse, inadequate supervision, and unsafe care.
- Premises Liability for: Falls and injuries arising from dangerous property conditions.
- Wrongful Death: Claims that may help eligible families recover compensation after a preventable death.
Chris Kinon has handled complex injury litigation, including significant truck accident and premises liability cases. The firm’s published results include a $985,000 tractor-trailer accident result and a $500,000 parking lot injury result. Past results do not guarantee similar outcomes.
Florence County Roads Where Accident Risks Deserve Attention
Florence County’s major routes carry commuters, commercial trucks, and travelers throughout the region. Crash summaries have identified several heavily traveled corridors and intersections that warrant attention.
U.S. Highway 52 and Irby Street
U.S. Highway 52, including Irby Street in Florence, carries substantial traffic through commercial and residential areas. This can happen at busy intersections and with vehicles turning into businesses. If drivers do not yield or follow too closely, collisions can occur.
U.S. Highway 76 and Palmetto Street
U.S. Highway 76 is another major corridor through Florence. Congestion, turning movements and changes in traffic speeds can contribute to rear end crashes and intersection collisions involving cars, trucks and motorcycles.
S.C. Highway 51 and Cashua Drive
S.C. Highway 51 links several busy routes including U.S. 52 and U.S. 76. The intersections around Cashua Drive and other connecting roads can be tricky with merging and turning. Drivers should be alert for traffic around them and avoid making any hurried maneuvers.
Interstate 95 Near Highways 327 and 403
I-95 carries heavy commercial traffic through Florence County. Merging vehicles, sudden slowdowns, fatigue, and high speeds can make collisions particularly serious near interchanges, including those connecting with S.C. Highway 327 and S.C. Highway 403.
Road conditions and crash patterns change over time, so it is important to investigate the exact accident location and circumstances rather than assume that all sections are equally dangerous.
Florence County Personal Injury FAQs
What if important evidence disappears after my accident?
Photos, witness information, vehicle damage and any video available might help figure out what happened. Legal advice early on can ensure the preservation of evidence worth preserving.”
Can I recover compensation for injuries that affect my ability to earn a living?
Depending on the circumstances, a claim can include lost wages and diminished earning capacity in the future, as well as medical bills and pain and suffering.
What if a family member cannot manage their own injury claim?
Depending on the person’s circumstances and the law that applies, a legal representative may be able to help. An attorney can explain the appropriate process.
Reach Out to Kinon Law Firm To Discuss Your Injury
If you or someone you love has been injured because of another party’s negligence in Florence County, you deserve clear answers and an opportunity to understand your rights. Call Kinon Law Firm at (843) 488-9191 to arrange your free consultation with Chris Kinon. You can contact the Kinon Law Firm website to discuss your situation and what legal options may be available to you.
Practice Areas
Car Accidents Personal Injury