Top 2015 Safety and Justice Stories to Watch
Courageous Americans dedicated to making this a safer, more just nation are a gift to us all. Whether we’re talking the toys we buy for our children, the drywall we install in our homes, the new cars we park in our garages, the guardrails that keep them on the road, or even the nursing home... Read More
The Importance of Flood Insurance in the Lowcountry
We’ve recently experienced very high levels of rain in Charleston following the storm impact of Hurricane Joaquin. Roads are still flooded and homes are damaged as water continues to make its way onto properties. Many are left wondering how they are going to pay for repairs. Some have flood insurance while many who are not... Read More
Know Your Responsibilities as a Holiday Party Host
Thanksgiving is just around the corner and many are preparing to host dinner at their homes. Others are considering throwing a Holiday or New Year’s party. But, maybe you’re not hosting. Chances are, you are still planning to drive to or from any of these festivities. As we prepare to celebrate with friends and family,... Read More
Why You Should Consider Additional Auto Insurance in South Carolina
If you drive a vehicle, then you have to obtain auto insurance in South Carolina. Have you ever started your provider search only to be left with more questions than answers? Auto insurance can be confusing and complex. Know the difference in types of car insurance options available to you and which you should consider... Read More
Elderly Relatives & Friends Deserve a Safe Home Environment
As our population ages and retirement communities become more prevalent, our elderly friends and family members are choosing much earlier how they want to spend the remainder of their lives. According to the AARP, many prefer to live independently at home as long as possible. As we become healthier and living longer in the United... Read More
Beware of Lethal Dangers Lurking in Your Home
All too often we hear about someone who has accidentally poisoned themselves or someone else with a dangerous household chemical. While threats from lead-based paint and asbestos are well publicized, many other silent dangers are present in nearly every home and business in the United States. The good news: some companies and government entities are... Read More
Heroes Step Up to Protect the Health, Safety of All Americans
One of the most rewarding aspects of our job at Barrow Law Firm is to help courageous people stand up for their rights and recover from what are often terrible circumstances. We want to pause and celebrate several remarkable people who have turned tragedy into action. And, to take it a step further, we’re asking... Read More
Are Relaxed, Local Laws Partly to Blame for ATV Fatalities?
As the popularity of all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) has risen to an all-time high, so too have deaths and injuries. Despite warnings from manufacturers, federal agencies and consumer and safety advocates that ATVs are unsafe on roadways, they’re showing up there more and more, partly because of relaxed state and local laws. The result? Nearly two-thirds... Read More
Did You Buy a Lemon Car? Your Rights & What the Law Says.
When you leave the car lot after buying a new car, you should be happy to take home that vehicle. But, what if it’s in the shop almost from day one with problems the dealer can’t seem to repair? Uh-oh, you might just have a lemon. And, unfortunately, taking it back for a refund or... Read More
Dog Bites Can Be Prevented with Better Education
Dogs are wonderful companions and more than 46% of US households know this as they love and care for these furry friends. What many do not know is that according to the American Veterinary Medical Association, more than four million people are bitten by dogs each year, most often children and the elderly. The good... Read More