Yarborough Applegate recently secured a $6.45 million settlement for the family of a motorcycle rider who was killed by a road construction defect in Marlboro County, South Carolina.
Most recently a partner at Moseley Marcinak Law Group and having honed her skills navigating complex insurance defense cases, Early-Soppa brings extensive experience in trucking and transportation litigation to the plaintiffs’ side.
When it comes to accident litigation, the differences between car and truck wreck cases can be significant.
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After a man was catastrophically injured when his vehicle was hit by a box truck, Yarborough Applegate attorneys have helped him secure a $6.25 million settlement.
After a UTV rollover left one teenage girl dead and another seriously injured, Yarborough Applegate secured a $10 million settlement on behalf of the two victims and their families.
His presentation focused on obtaining and utilizing forensic cell phone evidence in litigation, specifically in regards to trucking/tractor trailer cases.
Yarborough Applegate is honored to again have six of our attorneys named South Carolina Super Lawyers. Additionally, founding partners William Applegate and David Yarborough were once more voted by their peers to be among the top 25 lawyers in South Carolina and the top 10 in Charleston. The annual Super Lawyers list recognizes outstanding lawyers […]
After three years of hard-fought litigation against the trucking company and its driver, Yarborough Applegate and the Douglas Jennings Law Firm are proud to report a $23 million settlement has been reached on behalf of the deserving victims and their families.
Jennings’ article covers best practices for preserving, obtaining, and using cell phone evidence in a case. It’s a topic he knows well from years working cases and presenting to peers on the practice area.
Cell phones can be a treasure trove of information for trial lawyers, but you must take an aggressive and rapid-response approach to preserving and obtaining their data.