Waring, William

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Phone: (843) 722-6319

Address: 225 Seven Farms Dr, Daniel Island, SC 29492

Website: http://loftonandlofton.com

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Criminal Defense
The South Carolina white collar criminal defense lawyers at Lofton & Lofton have helped numerous South Carolina citizens defend charges of tax evasion. Since 1984, we have served clients and businesses dealing with a wide range of legal issues, including investigation for tax crimes. We advise individuals to seek legal counsel before speaking personally with investigators. Tax Evasion
DUI/DWI
Social hosts in Charleston and elsewhere in South Carolina cannot be held accountable for serving alcohol to guests who are 21 years old or older. The state Supreme Court has held that, although it is reasonably foreseeable that serving alcohol to a driver could lead to a drunk driving accident, social hosts are not responsible for the actions of an adult guest. However, courts have ruled that social hosts who intentionally serve, or allow service of, alcohol to a minor can be held accountable for injuries that are caused by that minor’s intoxication. Social host liability can provide a cause of action not only for third parties who are injured but also for the minors themselves. However, serving alcohol to someone who is underage is also a crime, so people who do so may face both civil and criminal consequences.
Wrongful Death
Wrongful Death – It is hard to imagine a more difficult experience for a family than losing a loved one due to someone else’s negligence or recklessness.
Traffic Violations
ATV/Golf Cart Accidents – The most common causes of ATV (“All-Terrain Vehicle) and golf cart accidents are defective machinery, intoxication, driver negligence, or speeding. Often, these recreational vehicles are permitted by owners to be driven by children and other inexperienced drivers who subsequently wreck the ATV or golf cart causing injuries to themselves and others. In either case, the drivers and owners of these recreational vehicles should be held accountable for their negligence.
Sex Crimes
Fraud
Tax fraud describes a group of crimes involving the reporting and payment of income tax. In South Carolina, the Department of Revenue administers state tax laws, which require shared payment for services provided by taxes on a variety of income sources, including...
Robbery
Burglary
White Collar Crimes
White collar crimes have earned top billing lately as one of the most flagrant abuses of power, with privileged professionals now being increasingly targeted by law enforcement. These alleged criminals are often investigated based on characteristics as vague as success, socioeconomic status, or occupation of a position of trust. Actual or alleged events giving rise to prosecution may include...
Theft
Misdemeanors
... The longshoremen pleaded no contest to misdemeanor charges-which means they admitted no guilt-and paid a token fine of $100 each. The state government had no choice but to back down in the face of tremendous union solidarity across the U.S. and around the world.
Embezzlement
Drug Crimes
Drugs crimes are governed by federal, state, and local laws. While most drug offenses are punishable at the state or local level, major drug crimes generally involve greater quantities of a controlled substance, more “dangerous” classes of drugs, a wider distribution chain, and higher stakes at the federal level. Serious violations of state and federal drug laws may include...
Assault
Murder
A murder trial that was set to begin Tuesday morning ended up being postponed before opposing sides could utter opening statements after a key witness for the prosecution failed to appear for court.
Homicide
Forgery
In a fraud/forgery case in which the surviving children of a businessman claimed that their rightful property was conveyed to their uncle pursuant to forged documents, a Martin County jury determined that the documents were indeed forged. As a result of the jury verdict, the children’s property was returned to them and thereafter the parties settled an additional punitive damages claim for $200,000.
Money Laundering
Money laundering refers to any financial transaction involving the use of ill-gotten gains. The perpetrator must knowingly use money acquired through illegal activity. In order to prove the offense, prosecutors must show various factors, including the defendant’s...
Kidnapping
In addition to pressing criminal charges, sexual abuse victims have legal recourse to civil damages against both the assailant and any faculty members who knowingly failed to protect students. Liability for Sexual Abuse in Schools
Extortion

Business and Corporate Law

Trade Secrets
Antitrust

Workers Compensation
South Carolina laws have changed, making it more difficult to prove eligibility for benefits (a qualifying injury) and to schedule a hearing. Cash payments for certain disabilities have also been decreased, while the injured worker bears a greater burden of proof. Trial before a Worker's Compensation Commissioner is considered by many to be the best recourse for injured workers to prove their claim. Hearings necessitate a qualified advocate to represent workers’ rights. Workers’ Compensation Process
Sexual Harassment

Premises Liability
Personal injury also includes cases involving medical malpractice, premises liability, wrongful death, and product liability. The common factor in all of these claims is negligence. Negligent Conduct
Property Damage
Traffic on the water seems to increase each year, making it more and more likely for accidents to happen if laws ensuring safety are not followed. Property damage, personal injury, and even death can occur. Because of the serious consequences of a boat crash, it is important that an injured person or the family of someone who has been killed in one of these events enlists competent legal counsel who understands the nuances of these situations.

Personal Injury
At Lofton & Lofton, we understand the disruptions that a serious personal injury accident causes to individuals and their families, whether it be unanticipated medical bills, loss of income, extended medical treatment, permanent impairment, or emotional distress. We take pride in meeting one-on-one with our clients to carefully listen to the facts of their personal injury case, thoroughly investigating those facts and reviewing medical records, gathering outstanding medical bills and lien invoices, and helping our clients understand and evaluate their legal options before ever filing a lawsuit.
Medical Malpractice
At Lofton & Lofton, P.C., our Charleston medical malpractice lawyers specialize in representing individuals and families who have suffered harm and injuries as the result of the medical negligence of healthcare professionals as well as the defense of individuals and businesses who are being pursued for alleged criminal activity. With over 90 years of combined litigation experience, our attorneys have achieved great success in these areas of law because of their genuine concern for our clients’ well-being.
Auto Accidents

Trusts and Estates

Wills
$900,000.00 settlement for a beneficiary of a will and trust who had alleged wrongful deprivation of inheritance as a result of coercion and undue influence by third parties against an elderly woman who had left a significant amount of her fortune to the beneficiary.

Tax Law

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