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DOUBLE AUGHT INJURY LAW FIRM

Injured? Call Double Aught.

Helping injured South Carolinians since 1991. Personal injury, workers’ compensation and car wrecks.

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Practicing since 1991Representing injured South Carolinians
Clemson & USC LawEconomics, 1986 · Juris Doctor, 1991
Working people. Real lives.Personal injury and workers’ compensation
A CLIENT’S EXPERIENCE

Straight answers make a difference.

“He was very forthcoming and knew exactly what I needed since I do not know legal jargon.”

Steven Guthrie · Client review excerpt
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No script.
Just your story.

A personal start

A working person deserves to be heard. We listen closely, prepare carefully, and explain the next step in plain language.

What happens when you call?

Explain your injury

Tell us when and where you were hurt, what medical care you have received, and how the injury has affected your work or daily life. You do not need every document to begin.

Ask whether the firm handles your type of injury, how representation works, and how fees would be explained. Bring the questions that matter to you.

We will discuss whether the firm can help and what records or information may be needed. Calling does not, by itself, hire the firm.

THE PERSON BEHIND THE WORK

Meet Bryan Ramey.

Bryan has represented injured South Carolinians since 1991. His approach is grounded in preparation, persistence, and respect for the person behind the case.Away from the office, he loves racing, his family, and his dogs.Get to know Bryan

YOUR FIRST CONVERSATION

Questions before you call.

Is the first consultation free?

Yes. There is no cost and no obligation. We will explain fees before you decide to work with us.

Do I need all my paperwork?

No. Start with what you know. Medical records, claim correspondence, and information about missed work may be useful if you have them.

What happens after I call?

We discuss your situation, whether the firm can help, and what information may be needed to review the case.

Does calling hire the firm?

No. An initial call does not, by itself, create an attorney-client relationship.

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