As Memorial Day approaches, South Carolinians are rightfully excited to start enjoying some of this wonderful weather. However, if you’re planning on heading out of the house for a trip to the beach, park or pool, it’s important to stay safe—not only by practicing social distancing, but by remembering to buckle up.
As summer approaches and we see more motorists on our roads, one of the safest choices both drivers and passengers can make is to wear their seatbelt. The South Carolina Public Department of Safety has found that 55% of car-related fatalities in 2020 thus far were not utilizing their seatbelt—so let’s work together to bring that statistic down. In order to do our part, we’re participating in the 2020 Memorial Day Buckle Up South Carolina Campaign.
Starting today—Monday, May 18—through Sunday, May 31, join us in spreading the word about seatbelt safety. And when you get into your car to enjoy Memorial Day festivities, please remember to buckle up.
To learn more about the 2020 Memorial Day Buckle Up South Carolina Campaign, or other ways to ensure you’re keeping yourself protected on the road, reach out to Yarborough Applegate today.
Recently, Yarborough Applegate attorney Christopher J. Bryant, and paralegal Lindsey Rash, visited Sanders-Clyde Elementary for the school’s career day. Bryant and Rash visited five classrooms, including Ms. McCall’s 3rd grade class, pictured above, and enjoyed talking with the students and answering questions about careers in law. We would like to thank Sanders-Clyde for inviting us, […]
On this Monday afternoon, we’re following reports of a massive car wreck near the Cosgrove Avenue Bridge outside downtown Charleston. Authorities report that 22 vehicles were involved in the crash, hurting multiple drivers and passengers, with some folks being taken to the hospital because of their injuries. Here is what to do if you were injured […]
Getting in a car wreck with an underinsured driver – one without enough insurance coverage to pay for the damages he or she causes – happens a lot.
His talk focused on trial advocacy, motions practice and presenting persuasive arguments to a judge and jury.
Here at Yarborough Applegate, we’ve been reflecting on how to make the best of this time with our families and friends, even if we can’t physically see them. Here are five tips we have found to be effective—and we hope that they can help you practice safe social distancing without feeling socially isolated.
The year 2020 marks ten years in business here at Yarborough Applegate. To celebrate, we’re taking a look back.