Attorney FAQs in Florence, SC

The Weaver Law Firm works on a contingency fee basis, meaning clients pay nothing unless the firm wins their case.

Personal injury claims pursue damages from a negligent third party. Workers' compensation covers on-the-job injuries regardless of fault, through the employer's insurer.

An attorney reviews the facts of a potential case, explains available legal options, and determines whether a viable claim may exist.

Auto accident cases may resolve in a few months or extend to a year or more, depending on injury severity, insurance disputes, and whether litigation is required.

The Weaver Law Firm handles auto accidents, workers' compensation, personal injury, social security disability, wrongful death, and criminal defense matters in Florence, SC.

An attorney can negotiate with insurance companies, gather evidence, and help pursue full compensation that injured parties may not secure on their own.

A contingency fee means no upfront cost to the client. South Carolina law caps attorney fees in workers' compensation cases at one-third of the recovery.

A valid claim generally requires proof that another party's negligence caused the injury and resulted in measurable damages such as medical bills or lost wages.

Injured workers should contact an attorney as soon as possible after a workplace injury to protect their rights and avoid missing critical filing deadlines.

The Weaver Law Firm has served clients throughout South Carolina since 2011, offering personalized attention and hands-on case management for every client.