Question 1

What types of cases does the company handle?

Accepted Answer

The company handles criminal defense, workers' compensation, and personal injury cases in Myrtle Beach, SC and the surrounding area.

Question 2

What criminal charges can the company defend against?

Accepted Answer

The company can defend against charges such as assault and battery, domestic violence, drug charges, DUI/DUAC, disorderly conduct, minor in possession of alcohol, false/fake ID, and sex offenses.

Question 3

What types of personal injury cases does the company handle?

Accepted Answer

The company can handle cases related to DUI hit & run crashes, car accidents, trucking accidents, motorcycle accidents, work accidents, slip & fall accidents, dog bites, product liability accidents, and aviation or boating-related injuries.

Question 4

How can the company help with workers' compensation claims?

Accepted Answer

The company's workers' compensation attorney can help clients understand their rights and file a compensation claim for injuries such as back injuries, roof and ladder accidents, construction site accidents, slips, trips, and falls, overexertion injuries, moving machinery injuries, and fire or explosion-related injuries.

Question 5

What if a workers' compensation claim is denied or treatment is not approved?

Accepted Answer

The company can assist clients who have had their workers' compensation claims denied or who are not receiving approved treatment, as well as those who are out of work without pay.

O'Neil Law Firm

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Frequently Asked Questions about O'Neil Law Firm

What types of cases does the company handle?

What criminal charges can the company defend against?

What types of personal injury cases does the company handle?

How can the company help with workers' compensation claims?

What if a workers' compensation claim is denied or treatment is not approved?

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