Lee P. Jedziniak, Esquire
Burnet R. Maybank III, Esquire
Gwendolyn F. McGriff, Esquire
E. Scott Moise, Esquire
Vernon R. Sumwalt, Jr., Esquire
M. Scott Taylor, Esquire
©2009
Completely updated and revised since the Fifth Edition, this book is the standard reference on all matters related to automobile insurance in South Carolina. This book not only compiles and analyzes all case law changes, but it also includes a statutory liens chapter and coverage of South Carolina’s auto insurance statutory scheme. Balanced and comprehensive, The Law of Automobile Insurance in South Carolina, Sixth Edition, is the product of a unique collaboration of plaintiffs’ and defense attorneys, government regulators, and representatives of the auto insurance industry.
At no additional cost each book purchase comes with over 35 valuable sample forms on CD. This will save you time and allow you to get more out of your practice. Some sample forms found on the CD include: complaints (8 different versions), plaintiff’s interrogatories and request for production, an assignment and much more!
Summary of Contents:
• Regulation of the Automobile Insurance Business
• Liability Insurance
• Uninsured Motorist Coverage
• Underinsured Motorist Coverage
• Personal Injury Protection Coverage
• Physical and Property Damage Coverages
• Bad Faith and Criminal Penalties
• Stacking
• Actions
• Statutory Liens
Sample Forms on CD
- Complaints
• Bad Faith First Party Benefits
• Bad Faith Refusal to Pay
• Bad Faith - Tyger River
• Failure to offer UIM
• John Doe
• Wreck Case - Negligence, Family Purpose Doctrine
• Magistrate’s Court
- Summons and Instructions for Magistrate's Court
- Notice of Filing
- Ordering Allowing Service by Publication
- Petition in Supplementary Proceedings
- Plaintiff’s Interrogatories and Request for Production
- Affidavits
• Seeking Order to Allow Service by Publication
• Service by Mail
• Late Filing
• Default
• Costs
- Order of Default and for Damages Hearing
- Rule to Show Cause and Order of Reference (post-judgment)
- Satisfaction of Judgment
- Personal Injury Intake Sheet
- Client Letter
- Assignment
- Confession and Order of Judgment
- Subpoenas (Federal and State)
- Covenant Not to Execute
- Promissory Note
