Lawsuit claims ‘car bling’ caused S.C. woman to lose her eye
Late in 2024, Shaneise Manaiza was in a wreck in Columbia. She could have walked away from the accident relatively unscathed, except for something that flew off the cover of her steering wheel air bag and into her face “like shrapnel from a grenade,” causing her to lose her left eye, according to a lawsuit…
Read MoreTwo at Parker Law Group honored in 2027 “Best Lawyers in America”
Two attorneys at Parker Law Group are highlighted in the 2027 edition of Best Lawyers in America® and its companion publication, Best Lawyers®: Ones to Watch in America. Attorney Austin H. Crosby is honored for his work in Hampton in the practice area of Personal Injury Litigation – Plaintiffs, while Derek D. Tarver is recognized…
Read MoreDefective CVA Paramount Muzzleloaders
Representative image of a muzzleloader rifle. If You Were Injured by a CVA Paramount Muzzleloader, You May Have a Case — Parker Law Group Can Help Article updated July 17, 2026 When you purchase a premium firearm like the CVA Paramount muzzleloader, you have every right to expect it to perform safely — just as…
Read MoreEight at Parker Law Group honored in Super Lawyers publications
Eight attorneys at Parker Law Group are honored in the just-released 2026 Super Lawyers directory and its companion piece, Rising Stars. They also are recognized in South Carolina Super Lawyers, a supplement to the national rating service that highlights attorneys in the Palmetto State. The attorneys and the practice areas in which they’re listed are:…
Read MoreNeil Alger Shares Insight on SCDOT Pothole Cases in The Nerve
For most of us, potholes are just an annoyance, although these nuisances can get expensive with car-repair costs averaging $600 nationally per incident, according to AAA. For others, the cost of a pothole includes catastrophic injuries and six-digit medical bills. And for the state of South Carolina, the cost has been $4.7 million in settlements…
Read MoreAttorney Ronnie Crosby Represents Families in Lexington School Bus Tragedy
Parker Law Group is representing the parents of eight Lexington Two School District children who were aboard a school bus that overturned this spring, killing a 13-year-old. That lawsuit, filed in Chester County Circuit Court, alleges negligence from the bus manufacturer Blue Bird, a local school bus dealer for selling the bus with an allegedly…
Read MoreBest Lawyers honors three Parker Law Group attorneys for 2026
The Best Lawyers in America® is honoring three Parker Law Group attorneys in its 2026 edition. Two are recognized on the main Best Lawyers list for their work in the Hampton area. Here they are with the practice areas in which they are honored: Austin H. Crosby: Personal Injury Litigation – Plaintiffs John E. Parker:…
Read MoreLee Cope named to 2025 medical malpractice lawyers Power List
HAMPTON, S.C.– Lee D. Cope, a partner with Parker Law Group, has been named to the South Carolina Lawyers Weekly’s 2025 Medical Malpractice Lawyers Power List. He is profiled in a special section of the magazine’s July issue. The Lawyers Weekly Power Lists recognize noteworthy attorneys practicing in various areas of the law. Lee’s extensive…
Read MoreHelp us prevent more tragedies like what happened to Brayden Hatchell
Brayden Todd Hatchell, a 9th-grader at Darlington High School, died on March 12. His parents say that the boy took his own life, and that he did it because he was being bullied. He was 15 years old. The parents, Brandon Hatchell and Ashley Floyd, have retained attorneys Ashley Nance and Chelci Avant of Parker…
Read MoreEight Parker Law Group attorneys recognized by S.C. Super Lawyers for 2025
Six Parker Law Group attorneys were named to the 2025 South Carolina Super Lawyers list, while two others made the rating service’s annual “Rising Stars” list. Here are the six on the main list this year, and the practice areas mentioned by the rating service: Neil A. Alger, Personal Injury Medical Malpractice: Plaintiff Mark D.…
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