Determined South Carolina Attorney Handles Wrongful Death Cases
Established law firm represents families in Charleston County, Berkeley County, Dorchester County and throughout South Carolina who have lost a loved one
The unexpected loss of a family member is even more tragic when their death is caused by someone else’s negligence or reckless behavior. At the Law Office of Stanley C. Rodgers, LLC, I work to help survivors in South Carolina cope with their new circumstances. In settlement negotiations and at trial, I advocate for my clients to receive compensation that allows them to settle their loved one's affairs and find a measure of justice for their wrongful death.
Respected South Carolina lawyer pursues justice for victims of negligence or recklessness
A representative of a deceased person's estate may have a valid basis for a wrongful death lawsuit if the death was a result of another person's or organization's negligent or reckless actions. My law firm can represent you and your family if you lost a loved one due to any of the following causes:
- Auto accident
- Truck accident
- Motorcycle accident
- Slip and fall
Caring counselor seeks compensation for grieving families
I understand the profound impacts of the loss of a loved one, which is why I devote substantial resources to every wrongful death case I take. The damages awarded in a wrongful death lawsuit depend on a variety of factors. My thorough understanding of South Carolina wrongful death laws enables me to skillfully handle all legal aspects of your case and to seek the remedy you deserve. Those laws set a time limit to pursue a wrongful death claim, so it is essential you seek the legal help you need as early as possible.
Contact an experienced South Carolina wrongful death law firm
At the Law Office of Stanley C. Rodgers, LLC, I pursue justice for wrongful death victims. If you have lost a family member due to someone’s negligent or reckless actions, call my Charleston office at 843-958-9881 or contact me online to schedule a free consultation.
