Allen Clardy

Allen Clardy is an upstate native and has 17 years experience practicing law with an emphasis on personal injury law. He lives in Greenville with his wife and their three children. Allen was recently selected to be included in the American Trial Lawyers Association Top 100 Lawyers in South Carolina and is a member of the Million Dollar Advocates’ Forum. Allen is an avid sportsman and also coaches his son’s soccer team. Allen deals exclusively with personal injury cases.

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The Ultimate Guide to Driving In Slippery Road Conditions

As the seasons change, so do the road conditions. Driving in slippery conditions, whether due to water, ice, mud, or oil spills, requires different skills and precautions to ensure your safety and the safety of others on the road. In this ultimate guide, we’ll explore essential tips and techniques to navigate slippery road conditions with …

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How to Avoid Jackknifing Your Truck

How to Avoid Jackknifing

Every so often on the news, you will hear about a truck accident where a tractor-trailer jackknifed on the highway, sometimes with fatal consequences. Even if you’re the most experienced truck driver, you can end up jackknifing in the wrong conditions, leaving you in serious danger and making your truck a dangerous weapon. Knowing how jackknifing occurs and how to avoid it can save your life and so many others along the way.

What To Do After a Minor Accident

Fender Bender: What to Do after a Minor Accident

Whether you get backed into a parking lot or bumped at a stop light because another driver isn’t paying attention, fender-bender accidents are a common occurrence. Fortunately, many victims of these minor accidents aren’t injured and get away with only cosmetic damage to their beloved vehicles.

Ride-Sharing Accidents and Your Rights in South Carolina

Ride-Sharing Accidents and Your Rights in South Carolina

The exponential growth of ride-sharing services has transformed the transportation industry, offering users unparalleled convenience at the touch of a button. Whether it’s a daily commute, a night out on the town, or a ride to the airport, ride-sharing has become an integral part of modern life. However, with this increased reliance on ride-sharing comes an inherent risk of accidents, ranging from minor fender-benders to more severe collisions.

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Bad Weather Accidents: Navigating Liability in South Carolina’s Challenging Conditions

When the skies darken, the rain pours, or the winds howl, the risk of accidents on South Carolina’s roads and properties rises. Bad weather accidents encompass a wide range of incidents that occur as a result of adverse weather conditions. These conditions may include heavy rain, thunderstorms, fog, hurricanes, snow, and ice. In South Carolina, where the climate can be unpredictable, and the weather varies across regions, understanding the implications of bad weather accidents is essential.

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‘Tis The Season For Deer Collisions

Every year, countless motorists find themselves in unexpected and potentially dangerous situations when they collide with deer while driving on South Carolina’s roads. These incidents are not only startling but can also result in injuries, vehicle damage, and legal implications. Understanding what to do when you hit a deer, as well as the legal expectations in such situations, is essential for every driver.

Accidents in Borrowed Vehicles

What to Do If a Friend or Family Member Is in an Accident While Driving Your Vehicle

Understanding how to navigate the aftermath of an accident when someone else is driving your vehicle is crucial. It can help you protect your interests, maintain healthy relationships, and ensure a smoother resolution to a challenging situation. This article explores the steps to take, the insurance considerations, and the potential legal aspects involved when a friend or family member is in an accident while driving your vehicle.