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The Law Office of James R. Snell, Jr., LLC, publishes a monthly newsletter titled "The Road to Justice Starts Here." Each issue contains articles on timely legal topics, contests, office news, and community interest stories.

July 2019

I'd love to tell you that every medical device and treatment offered to the general public has been thoroughly tested to ensure its safety. Sadly, that's just not the case.

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June 2019

When companies make promises about their products and services, we expect them to be accurate. All too often, however, that's not the case. There is always current litigation against businesses that knowingly misled the public about the safety and validity of their products, from the makers of the mesh involved in hernia surgery to Johnson & Johnson, whose iconic baby powder was found to contain asbestos.

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May 2019

Ask 10 parents if they'd rather see themselves injured or their child, and they will all tell you they'd rather be the ones hurt. Sadly, we have no say in the matter. Accidents don't discriminate when it comes time to choose a victim. Sometimes, you can do everything right and still end up with an injured child..

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April 2019

One of the pleasures of running a business is that it provides you with the opportunity to give back. We view that as both a privilege and a responsibility. After all, we wouldn't be where we are today without the wonderful people of Lexington and Columbia Counties. It's only right that we do our part to help improve the community that has given our practice a ...

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March 2019

The English writer Walter Savage Landor once said, "Delay in justice is injustice." Ol' Walter lived until 1864, so it's safe to say he never stepped foot in a modern courtroom. If he had, he would probably have pulled his hair out. Delays, stalling, and similarly, petty strategies are all too commonplace in the American justice system.

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February 2019

All too often, we'll get a call from an injured party after they've accepted a settlement from an insurance company. These conversations usually go something like this: Hey Jim, I was recently in a car accident. When I got home from the hospital, a representative from the other driver's insurance company showed up at my house. They offered me $50,000 to pay ...

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January 2019

The passing of an American president is always big news, so I wasn't surprised to see every publication in the country running obituaries and tributes to George H.W. Bush.

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December 2018

When it comes to small fender benders and minor accidents, insurance usually covers everything with relative ease. Maybe it's a pain organizing all the paperwork and getting in touch with the at-fault party's provider, but once you do, it's usually a straightforward process.

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November 2018

We recently helped two clients facing criminal charges, who told us the same thing after the resolution of their cases.

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October 2018

Getting in a car accident, even a minor fender bender, is a stressful experience. At the very least, it will be a logistical headache.

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September 2018

Mesothelioma is a terrible disease, one for which there is no known cure. However, unlike other forms of cancer, there is no mystery as to how people develop it.

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August 2018

All personal injury claims are serious, but none more so than wrongful death cases. As the name implies, these claims are brought about by surviving family members in the event of their relative's premature death.

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July 2018

When we purchase something manufactured by a large corporation, we expect that the product has passed numerous safety and regulatory tests.

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June 2018

Our June 2018 newsletter discusses slip and fall cases and what can be done to avoid an unfair result in your suit.

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May 2018

Although Workers' Compensation is supposed to be available to every working employee in the country, the payout process is rarely conducted in a fair manner.

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April 2018

There are a number of factors that should be considered when selecting an attorney for your personal injury case. We discuss common mistakes and positive characteristics to look out for.

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March 2018

I always think of March as the yellow time of year. It usually starts to feel like spring around mid-February, and the pollen arrives not long after that.

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February 2018

Though I grew up in Spartanburg, South Carolina, my family has a long history in Lexington. I always knew my parents were from this area and my grandparents hailed from Gilbert and West Columbia.

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January 2018

2017 wrapped up very nicely for us, and we're only looking to build on our success in the coming year. In the past few months, we've had cases in 31 of South Carolina's 46 counties. We also were able to help clients earn over $1 million in settlements at the tail end of last year alone. So much for a slow season!

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December 2017

I wish I could tell you that I have some thrilling Christmas plans this year, but that would be a lie.

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November 2017

When I was growing up, the holiday season always meant a huge ramp-up in business for my parents. They owned grocery stores, and as soon as November rolled around, it was busy season.

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October 2017

I recently returned from a wedding in Rockford, Illinois. It was a great experience, but I couldn't resist talking about the law with the groom.

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September 2017

We may not really dip into fall temperatures until November, but there is one huge thing that arrives at the end of every August that means it might as well be fall.

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August 2017

I hope everyone had an excellent Fourth of July this year. If you happened to attend the Lexington County Peach Festival, you may have seen a few members of the team there.

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July 2017

Here at Law Office of James R. Snell, Jr., LLC, we're very thankful to be in the midst of a busy summer season. Every client who walks through our door gets our full attention, and whenever we can help ease the stress of the legal process, we are reminded why we love what we do.

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June 2017

Though we're all looking forward to moving into the new office, we've been lucky enough to close out our old one with some big successes. Vicki has recently resolved a number of six–figure personal injury cases, including one for over $300,000.

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May 2017

Both of our mothers are loving, caring people. My mother, Robbie Bishop, has been an inspiration for me my entire life. She was the office manager for a doctor's office, and I learned a lot about the value of hard work and determination.

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April 2017

Last month in the newsletter, I was happy to announce the groundbreaking of our new building on Main Street. Construction is proceeding nicely, and the space is now starting to look like a building. Recently, the roof went up, which feels like a big step. Obviously, we are super excited about the prospects of the new building.

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March 2017

A New Home for Our Practice, The Life-Changing Magic of Spring Cleaning, How We Guide Clients Through the Legal Process, Doing What's Right for Workers, Quick & Easy Shepherd's Pie, The History of Daylight Saving.

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February 2017

Never Stop Learning (Why Continuing Education), Becoming Minimalist, The Remarkable Life of Hugh Rogers, Stepparent Adoptions, Be My Valentine Mocha Fudge, A Brief History of Valentine's Day.

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January 2017

Vacation Makes the Firm Stronger, Smart ways to travel with kids in 2017, Say Hello to Our Hardworking Office Manager, The Medical Malpractice Process, Once-A-Year Drop Doughnuts, How to beat the odds of your New Year’s Habit.

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December 2016

New Year New Ways to Help You, Does a Costco Membership Make Sense For You, Meet Vicki Koutsogiannis, Slipping and Falling is Serious, Cheesy Ham and Potato Breakfast Casserole, The FOMO Effect.

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November 2016

Complexities of medical malpractice, appointment to 11th Circuit Domestic Violence Fatality Review Committee, Lithium-Ion Batteries, National College of DUI Defense Training.

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October 2016

Don’t be bullied by the insurance adjuster, agitated drivers, strong online passwords, squirrels eating car wiring, Challenging CDV, reasons to file a personal injury claim.

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September 2016

Do you have enough car insurance, presentation for Magistrate Judges, South Carolina Bar Diversity Lunch, Caitlyn gets Tazed, Behind on credit card bills.

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August 2016

Truck rollover accidents, high school defamation, length of marathons, meaning of Isthmus, 2016 National Trial Lawyers Summit, road construction danger.

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July 2016

Should you provide a recorded statement to the insurance company, common causes of wrongful death, fireworks injuries, Challenging CDV 2nd Edition published, Lisa Comer as new Lexington County Clerk of Court, Rick Hubbard as 11th Circuit Solicitor, trip to Italy, class action lawsuit question of the month.

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June 2016

Statute of limitations, Real Estate Transactions, Herion Epidemic, Memorial Day Cheescake recipe, Blood cancer patients, Antesthesia errors.

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April 2016

Traumatic Brain Injuries, Suspending Visitation, Zika Virus, Flint’s Water Supply, Origin of Income Tax, Teen Driver Safety.

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March 2016

Pre-existing injuries and your case, upset customer harassment, new breach of trust legal report, marijuana DUI training, dog attacks.

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February 2016

Get checked out after an accident, Welcome Caitlyn Stern, Police Forceful Entry, Misinformation from Insurance Adjusters, Staff Directory, Recent Case Results.

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January 2016

Fatigued truck drivers, stolen identity, powers of attorney, concussion blood tests, James Snell’s 10 years on the Town of Lexington Board of Building Code Appeals, price dispute with a frame shop.

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December 2015

Don’t ruin your accident case, catfishing schemes, selecting an assisted living facility, Chocolate Holiday Pretzels, child custody and tax deductions, Christmas gift card winners.

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November, 2015

Documenting injuries after an accident, National College for DUI Defense training, Legal Terms Defined, Homeowner Liability After a Fall, Workers' Compensation Update.

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October, 2015

Rollover Accidents, Dealing with Scam Debt Collectors, Catacombs of Paris, and Firm Sponsorship of the Lexington County Sheriff's Department "Captain's Choice" Golf Tournament.

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September, 2015

Prolonged Injuries After an Automobile Accident, Changing Your Child's Last Name, Pelion Peanut Party, Attorney Vicki Koutsogiannis.

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August, 2015

Valuing Injury Law cases, Harvard DUI Summer Session, Starting a Small Business, Twin Palmetto Restaurant.

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July, 2015

Train Crossing Accidents, Domestic Violence Reform Act, Harvard DUI Summer Session, Step-Parent Adoptions, Probate Without a Will.

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June, 2015

Valuing a Totaled Car, Avoiding a DUI arrest, Attorney John Snell, Weinermobile Visit, Dividing Inherited Property.

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