
With vacation season upon, many families will be traveling out of town to see new places and spend quality time with their family. For many travel plans, this includes staying in a hotel. Accidents do happen though, and if you’re injured in a hotel, you need someone on your side to help you take action and get the justice you deserve.
Common injuries
If you get out of your state of residence, don’t worry. You are still entitled to receive compensation. Immediately notify both your lawyer and the hotel’s insurance company that you are injured after you’ve taken the following steps:
To succeed in a personal injury claim against the hotel, the law requires that you meet a burden of proof. To meet the burden of proof you must have sufficient evidence that proves:
Unfortunately, fairly compensating you for your personal injury claim against a hotel accident can be a lengthy process, but don’t let that discourage you, let it empower you to hold them accountable for their negligence.
If you have been injured in a hotel, contact me for a free consultation and we can start working on your case immediately.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
May 22, 2017
Media Contact: Tyler Jones – 252-675-7606
STATEMENT FROM MARK A. PEPER, ATTORNEY FOR GOOSE CREEK SHOOTING VICTIMS
Charleston, SC – Mark A. Peper, attorney for the victims in the Goose Creek shooting that occurred earlier tonight, released the following statement on behalf of the shooting victims:
“After complaining of noisy kids in the street, a neighbor opened fire late this afternoon. They believe the intended target was their 8 year old grandson and 1 year old granddaughter who was in the arms of her mother as they walked in front of their residence on Gator Drive. The female homeowner, 57, was hit once in the chest. The male homeowner, 48, was shot in the upper back and arm as he shielded his family from additional gunfire. Both victims were transported to Trident Medical Center with non-life threatening injuries and are expected to make a full recovery. The family is pleased with the quick response from members of the Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office and emergency personnel, and appreciates the community’s continued prayers and support.”
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Offense |
Penalty |
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Reckless driving | 6 |
Passing stopped school bus | 6 |
Hit-and-run, property damages only | 6 |
Driving too fast for conditions, or speeding: No more than 10 m.p.h. above the posted limits | 2 |
Driving too fast for conditions, more than 10 m.p.h., but less than 25 m.p.h. above the posted limits | 4 |
25 m.p.h. above the posted speed limits | 6 |
Disobedience of any official traffic control device | 4 |
Disobedience to officer directing traffic | 4 |
Driving on wrong side of road | 4 |
Passing unlawfully | 4 |
Turning unlawfully | 4 |
Driving through or within safety zone | 4 |
Failing to give signal / giving improper signal / suddenly decreased speed | 4 |
Shifting lanes without safety precaution | 2 |
Improper dangerous parking | 2 |
Following too closely | 2 |
Operating with improper lights | 2 |
Operating with improper brakes | 2 |
Operating a vehicle in unsafe condition | 2 |
Driving in improper lane | 2 |
Improper backing | 2 |