Co-founding partner David Yarborough was recently featured in South Carolina Defense Trial Attorneys’ Association’s magazine The DefenseLine.
Yarborough Applegate recently secured a $6.25 million settlement for a family whose lives were upended after a head-on collision with a drunk driver in North Charleston, South Carolina.
Notably, during the course of litigation, new warning labels were affixed to the product—a move that, in the future, should protect countless users from also becoming victims.
The multi-day event featured a dozen seminars delivered by leading legal experts on topics spanning ethics, torts and negligence, workers compensation, employment law, social security, and environmental law.
The article takes a closer look at the realities of the gig economy and offers insights on how Yarborough Applegate flipped the independent contractor defense on its head and secured a landmark jury verdict.
When workers suffer injuries on the job that require medical care, their first instinct is typically to submit a worker’s compensation claim. However, injured workers have multiple legal options to explore.
With a snapshot of tools and suggested starting points, the article is a helpful resource for lawyers who are ready to dabble in LegalTech.
Our attorneys are well-versed in premises liability cases and committed to holding property owners and businesses accountable for their negligence in unsafe conditions.
Attorneys David Lail and John Dodds recently secured a policy limits settlement for a client who was injured when she was hit by the propeller of a boat while swimming in the Charleston Harbor.
Our attorneys know electrocution injury cases. We are advocates for workers and their families after they have encountered the unthinkable, fighting for the recognition and compensation they deserve following a catastrophic workplace injury.
We were honored to once again participate in the annual dinner and present this year’s Dram Shop Justice Award to a deserving member of law enforcement.
Last month, attorney William Applegate was invited to speak on Yarborough Applegate’s distracted driving lawsuit against Amazon at the Attorney Information Exchange Group’s (AIEG) Spring Seminar in Chicago.