Legal Question in Insurance Law in South Carolina

Its very hard to tell someone if a settlement offer is fair. There are just so many different things that need to be taken into consideration. I cannot possibly write them all out here. The value of a case depends on how sound the medical documention is, what type of injuries there are, how provable the injuries are, whether there is a medical impairment or disability rating, whether there is any scaring or disfigurement, whether there is documentation as to future medical treatment, the extent and cost of such treatment. Injuries get classified into subjective and objective injuries. The more the injuries are objective the stronger the settlement possibilities are for the claimant. Also, and of great importance is the amount of all of the medical bills. Each case has to be evaluated on its own merits and insurance companies will insist documentation to substantiate the claim.

The statute of limitations in South Carolina is 3 years from the date of injury, unless the suit is againt the government or a branch of the government, then its 2 years.