Aiken Personal Injury Attorneys
Navigating a serious injury can affect every part of your life—from your physical health to your family's financial stability. At Smith Born Leventis Taylor & Vega, LLC, our legal team provides dedicated representation for individuals across Aiken County. Located near Downtown Aiken at 322 Laurens St NW, our firm serves clients in Aiken, North Augusta, Midland Valley, Beech Island, New Ellenton, and surrounding CSRA (Central Savannah River Area) communities.
Whether you were injured in a motor vehicle collision along Whiskey Road or suffered harm due to unsafe conditions at a commercial property, our attorneys bring decades of combined trial experience to build a strong legal strategy tailored to your situation.
Our firm handles the following types of cases:
- Car accidents
- Motorcycle accidents
- Nursing home abuse
- Pedestrian accidents
- Product liability
- Slip-and-fall accidents
- Truck accidents
If you suffered a wrongful injury in Aiken, don’t pay the price for someone else’s negligence. Contact us online to discuss your situation with our seasoned attorneys.
Common Types of Injuries
Accidents can result in a wide range of injuries—from minor to life-altering. Our firm regularly represents clients suffering from:
- Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs)
- Neck and back injuries
- Spinal cord damage and paralysis
- Broken and fractured bones
- Severe cuts and lacerations
- Burn injuries
- Soft tissue injuries
- Internal injuries
- Permanent disability or disfigurement
Even injuries that seem minor at first can become serious over time. That’s why it’s important to seek medical attention and consult a personal injury attorney as soon as possible.
South Carolina Personal Injury Laws
Understanding state laws is crucial for protecting your rights after an accident. Here are key legal concepts that impact personal injury cases in Aiken, SC.
Statute of Limitations
In South Carolina, most personal injury claims must be filed within three years of the date of the accident. Missing this deadline can mean losing your right to pursue compensation.
Comparative Negligence
South Carolina uses a modified comparative negligence rule. This means that you can recover compensation as long as you are less than 51% at fault. However, your compensation will be reduced by your percentage of fault.
Our Satisfied Clients
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“Being involved in a life-changing event is when you realize that we are really not in control of our lives and how we choose to handle it is where we find our character. Thank God for my legal team, Jacob and Erica, and everyone else involved.”- Former Client
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“George kept me informed and gave loving advice all the way through. I could call him when I needed. He recognized my personal, mental and physical struggles. You can trust in him. GOD knew EXACTLY what he was doing when he made him.”- Former Client
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“He was patient, listened, considerate, explained things to me that my previous attorney did not, and broke every part of my case down so I was sure to understand every aspect of my case before leaving his office.”- Cassandra J.
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“Promises were kept and interactions were both personal and professional. I would highly recommend Mr. George and his firm to anyone in need of legal help.”- Former Client
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“I had a workers compensation claim that my wonderful lawyer Lawton Harper was able to help me with. He was very attentive to detail and was able to get me the maximum claim I deserved!”- Former Client
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“When my case took a hit from the doctor’s final impairment rating, Danny didn’t give up – he went full force and earned me a fair settlement!”- Former Client
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“Lawton Harper has been amazing helping me with my works compensation case. He explained everything about what to expect throughout the case and was there for any questions or concerns I had.”- Kai P.
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“He was very attentive to detail and was able to get me the maximum claim I deserved!”- Former Client