Tag: Drunk Driver Liability

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Stand Against Drunk Driving with Safe Alcohol Service on St. Patrick’s Day
March 17, 2022

When businesses commit to safe alcohol service, they play their part in keeping drunk drivers off the roads and making our communities safer.

Yarborough Applegate Obtains Key Court Ruling in Wrongful Death and Dram Shop Case
November 12, 2020

In a dram shop case stemming from a deadly July 4, 2019, hit-and-run in which a drunk driver hit a cyclist, Yarborough Applegate attorneys Liam Duffy and David Yarborough recently obtained a key court ruling on behalf of the cyclist’s family.

Insurance Company Pays $950,000 After Mishandling Claim
May 29, 2020

After leaving a birthday party, a driver who admitted to consuming high gravity beers ran into our client who was riding a moped. Yarborough Applegate partner David Lail was able to negotiate a $950,000 settlement on our client’s behalf from the insurance company, despite the drunk driver only carrying a minimum limits liability policy. “South Carolina […]

David Yarborough Invited to Speak at the South Carolina Black Lawyers Association
October 21, 2019

Our co-founding partner, David Yarborough, spoke about dram shop and alcohol liability cases at the South Carolina Black Lawyers Association in the Columbia Convention Center on Friday, October 18, taking the stage with fellow personal injury attorneys Garryl Deas and Marc Brown.

Dram Shop Drunk Driving Case
$3.75 Million Recovery for Road Paving Crew Member Struck by Drunk Driver
October 10, 2016

After a drunk driver struck a pedestrian working on a nighttime road paving crew and fled the scene of the accident, Yarborough Applegate secured a $3.75 million settlement for the victim from both the driver and restaurant.

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