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South Carolina’s Sober or Slammer Program
The holiday season is in full swing, so the South Carolina Department of Public Safety has started its anti-DUI initiative, Sober or Slammer. Through this initiative, the department hopes to…

Best of Charleston Nominee
For the first time in our history as a Firm, we are proud to announce that we have made it into the top 5 for the category of “Best Law…

South Carolina Golf Cart Laws
Although golf cart laws vary in each state, knowing your legal rights can help you drive as safely as possible and avoid costly tickets. Slow speeds may provide the illusion…

Tips For Driving In Inclement Weather
Last week, Charleston received about six inches of snow while the roads and sidewalks quickly turned icy. Driving in snow and ice requires special care to prevent your car from…

Virtual Reality and Safe Driving
Virtual reality technology is catching on, evidenced by Facebook’s recent introduction a VR headset that operates without a connection to a computer or smartphone. The mobile headset, Oculus GO, costs…
Distracted Driving Awareness Month – What You Need to Know
Distracted driving is one of the leading causes of accidents on our roadways. According to the National Safety Council, 40,000 people were killed on US roadways last year. Distracted driving…
Lawyer Spotlight: J. David Murrell
This May, the John Price Law Firm is celebrating 30 years of legal service to the Lowcountry and state of South Carolina. In honor of 30 years, we’re highlighting the…
Lawyer Spotlight: Heather A. Panter
This May, the John Price Law Firm is celebrating 30 years of legal service to the Lowcountry and state of South Carolina. In honor of 30 years, we’re highlighting the…
North Charleston High School Scholarships
In celebration of the 30 year anniversary of his law practice, North Charleston High School alum John Price will present three scholarships to deserving North Charleston High School graduates to…
Lawyer Spotlight: Bobby O. Phipps
This May, the John Price Law Firm is celebrating 30 years of legal service to the Lowcountry and state of South Carolina. In honor of 30 years, we’re highlighting the…
Lawyer Spotlight: Benjamin A. Parker
This May, the John Price Law Firm is celebrating 30 years of legal service to the Lowcountry and state of South Carolina. In honor of 30 years, we’re highlighting the…
Summer Safety Tips
With the kids getting out of school and South Carolina’s waterways calling your name, summer in the Palmetto State is a fun and relaxing time. However, summer also poses safety…

Driving in the Rain in the Lowcountry
Summer in the Lowcountry means beach days and cookouts, but also heavy rain showers. If you’ve ever been trapped on I-26 during a rainstorm in Charleston, then you know that…
John Price Presents The 'Cool School' Award To Foxbank Elementary
NBC News 2 Presents – THE COOL SCHOOL AWARD! Congratulations to Foxbank Elementary School!

Mark from John Price on 105 5 The Bridge – Halloween Safety
Click the link for safety tips from Mark at John Price Law Firm on 105 5 The Bridge.
Hear The Interview NOW!
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Concert for the Kids Presented by John Price Law Firm
WEZL “CONCERT FOR THE KIDS” JON PARDI, RUNAWAY JUNE, WATERLOO REVIVAL TUE · FEBRUARY 12, 2019 DOORS: 7:00 PM / SHOW: 7:30 PM Tickets can also be purchased at Music…

John Price Presents The Fox 24 Student Athlete Of The Month, Keory Ancrum!
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DUI Law Changes
John Price discusses recent changes in South Carolina DUI Laws on local radio station 105 5 The Bridge. The proposed law – which has cut drunk-driving deaths by 15 percent…

Cool School – John Price Law Firm, LLC
Newington Elementary teacher Mr. Thomas Henry receives News 2 Cool School Teacher award
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https://www.counton2.com/news/cool-school/newington-elementary-teacher-mr-thomas-henry-receives-news-2-cool-school-teacher-award/1709399404

Why Drive Drunk When You Have These Options?
When you go out to celebrate with friends and family, your intention is not to drive home while intoxicated. Unfortunately, hundreds of people who fail to plan ahead when celebrating…

John Price Law Firm, LLC – Cool School
Fort Dorchester High School receives the News 2 Cool School award News 2 presents Fort Dorchester High School our Cool School award. Fort Dorchester High School in Dorchester School District…

Cool School – John Price
News 2 presents A.C. Corcoran Elementary with our Cool School award. A. C. Corcoran Elementary in North Charleston is our Cool School of the week. Students have one-to-one technology. The…

Stingrays Giveaway

Cool School Teacher: Hannah Butler
Teacher Hannah Butler says she can relate to students who may be struggling and works hard to make her class engaging and fun. We’re in Mount Pleasant with our Cool…

Risks of Texting & Driving
There is universal agreement that texting and driving is a deadly activity. A recent study released by Car and Driver Magazine shows that texting while driving is actually a far…

Five Safe Driving Tips for Summer
Although your summer plans have likely changed due to COVID-19, some families are taking shorter road trips to enjoy the great outdoors while socially distancing. The National Park Service (NPS)…

Summer Boating Safety Tips During COVID-19
Are you planning an afternoon on the lake or the Intracoastal Waterway? During these unsettling times, an outdoor adventure complete with nautical breezes and sunshine provides a welcome respite from…

National Heatstroke Awareness: Park. Lock. Look.
The National Heatstroke Awareness Campaign from the United States Department of Transportation runs from July to September of this year. Perhaps you’ve seen their public service announcements for Park. Look….

Stop on Red Week: Dangers of Running a Red Light
Have you ever had a close call with another driver making the dangerous mistake of running a red light? The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) describes red light running…

Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over
In an effort to stop drunk driving, this Aug. 19 to Sept. 7, 2020, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) mobilizes their “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” campaign….

Drive Safely Work Week: Resources for Employers
Drive Safely Work Week is typically the first week of October, but the Network of Employers for Traffic Safety (NETS) has taken a new approach to allow for more frequent…

Fire Safety Tips for the Home and Workplace
If a fire were to break out at home or in your place of work, how would you react? According to Ready.gov, a fire can become life-threatening in a mere…

Night Driving Tips
The arrival of autumn in the Lowcountry is welcomed by many after a long summer with sometimes scorching days. As we make our way through the global pandemic, fall plans…

Drowsy Driving Prevention Week
With clocks falling back one hour overnight on Nov. 1, 2020, the roads become darker during the evening commute or while running family errands. As we recently covered in our…

Safely Decorating for the Holidays
This year, it’s no surprise that many families are feeling the urge to decorate for the holidays a little sooner than usual. Good Housekeeping reports that doing so may lift…
Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over This Holiday Season
The havoc (and heartbreak) wreaked by driving under the influence is far-reaching and inexcusable. Those who choose to get behind the wheel when they are not safe to do so…
Checking in on Loved Ones in Nursing Homes
In 2020, the effects of COVID-19 on families with a loved one in a nursing home have been significant and heartbreaking at times. In an effort to reduce the spread…
Celebrating New Year’s Eve
Many of us look forward to wrapping up the holiday season with New Year’s Eve festivities. That often means gathering with family and friends as you reflect back upon the…

Employment Discrimination in the COVID Era
Employee discrimination is an unfortunate occurrence that never seems to go out of season. Now that the COVID-19 pandemic continues to run rampant, employee discrimination has taken on a new…

Avoiding Fatigued Driving
Fatigued driving is a topic we regularly cover on the blog, and for good reason: the National Sleep Foundation (NSF) reports more than 6,000 lives are lost each year due…

How to Prepare for a Charleston Hurricane
The Atlantic hurricane season begins June 1st and continues through the end of November. The hurricane season refers to the annual formation of tropical cyclones in the Atlantic basin, a…

Golf Cart Safety Tips for Families This Summer
It’s not uncommon to see families on golf carts zipping around local neighborhoods, especially in the spring and summertime. In larger neighborhoods, taking a golf cart to the pool can…
Cool School Teacher Award goes to Kristi O’Callahan
The entire team at John Price Law Firm would like to congratulate Kristi O’Callahan as she receives the Cool School Teacher Award! Mrs. O’Callahan is an amazing special education teacher…