What You Should Know About the Taco Bell Cyclospora Outbreak Linked to Taylor Farms Lettuce
If you or a family member developed diarrhea, stomach cramps, nausea, fatigue, or other gastrointestinal illness after eating at Taco Bell this summer, you may be one of nearly 2,000 people swept up in a multistate Cyclospora outbreak now under investigation by the FDA and CDC. Health officials have traced the outbreak to iceberg lettuce…
Read MoreWhat Parents Should Know About NeeDoh Toy Burn Injuries
If your child has been hospitalized after a NeeDoh or NeeDoh-style sensory toy exploded, burst, or released hot, gluelike material onto their skin, you are not alone. Doctors around the country are warning that a viral trend of heating, freezing, or microwaving these popular squishy toys is sending children and teens to the hospital with…
Read MoreWhat Patients Should Know About MountainView Medical Imaging’s Mammogram Quality Concerns
If you or someone you know received a mammogram at MountainView Medical Imaging in Seneca, South Carolina, between January 8, 2024, and February 11, 2026, you may have received a letter disclosing serious concerns about the quality of their imaging services. State officials have determined that MountainView Medical Imaging failed to meet required imaging quality…
Read MoreWhat Are the Common Causes of Construction Site Injuries (And Who Is Liable)?
Construction sites in South Carolina are dangerous in nature, but most injuries do not happen by pure chance. They happen because someone cut corners, ignored a hazard, or failed to do their job. At McGowan, Hood, Felder & Phillips, we represent workers and visitors who have suffered serious South Carolina construction site injuries. We have…
Read MoreHow to Document Your Injuries and Losses for a Truck Accident Claim
Being involved in an accident with a large truck can change your life in a second, as these crashes are often serious because of the size and weight of commercial vehicles. One of the most important things you can do is to carefully document your injuries and losses to protect your rights and strengthen your…
Read MoreThe Most Common Truck Driver Errors in South Carolina
Truck drivers play an important role in keeping our supply chains moving, but when they make mistakes behind the wheel, the consequences can be devastating. Commercial trucks are massive vehicles that require extra care and attention, and even a small driver error can lead to a serious accident. If you’ve been injured in a truck…
Read MoreParking Lot Accidents in South Carolina
In South Carolina, most people drive to work, shopping centers, and more. Once drivers get to retail stores, restaurants, apartments, offices, or any other venues, they need to park their cars. Parking lots are not immune to pedestrian, car, and other types of accidents. In fact, parking lot accidents are fairly common. If you’re injured…
Read MoreSouth Carolina Motorcycle Laws and Requirements
Everyone who owns or drives a motorcycle in South Carolina must comply with the state’s motorcycle laws. These laws were enacted to help prevent accidents, minimize the risk of serious injuries, and ensure that accident victims receive compensation when an owner or driver causes a crash. Violations of these laws may result in civil lawsuits,…
Read MoreWhat is the Hit and Run Investigation Process?
According to data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), South Carolina ranked 17th in the nation for hit-and-run fatalities in 2022. With roughly 4 million hit-and-run accidents taking place in the United States each year, it’s no wonder motorists across the country worry about the potential personal and financial costs associated with these…
Read MoreHospital Liability for Employee Negligence in Healthcare
Research studies suggest that there are nearly 40 million hospital admissions every year in the United States. Every person who is admitted to a hospital doubtlessly hopes that their medical providers will exercise the utmost care and consideration while rendering them treatment. Unfortunately, however, errors and negligence are far too common, even in the most…
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