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Ray A. Lord
Ray A. Lord
  • Irmo, SC
  • United States
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Practice Name
Lord Law Firm, LLC
Mailing Address
7436 Broad River Rd., Bldg. 1, Suite 110
Irmo, SC 29063
Phone Numbers
Phone: 803-407-4140
Fax: 803-407-4710
Case Types
Traffic & Speeding Tickets, Commercial Driver (CDL) Tickets, DUI/DWI/OUI, license suspensions & problems, traffic accidents, personal injury, drug charges, warrants & arrests, occupational licenses, criminal law
What types of law do you practice that are not listed above?
Bankruptcy, Estate Planning, Asset Protection, Divorce & Family Law
Coverage Area (by County)
South Carolina
Do you make court appearances on behalf of other attorneys?
YES
Do you accept leads on a per-lead basis?
YES

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Fighting a Traffic Ticket

Getting a traffic ticket can be very unsettling. A traffic violation costs time and money and can cause a lot of stress for the driver, especially those who have imperfect driving records to begin with and would suffer from another traffic conviction. Many states have mandatory license suspensions after a certain number of violations.In addition to retaining a lawyer to contest a ticket, there are some other steps drivers can take to defend themselves in court. If they are lucky, the officer…See More
Blog post by Ray A. Lord Nov 9, 2010
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Traffic Tickets in South Carolina

In South Carolina, traffic violations are tracked through the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). Every time a driver receives a traffic ticket, points are added to their driving record. After six points, the DMV will send a warning letter to the driving, advising them to change their driving habits and outlining the consequences of further unsafe behavior. A driver’s record can affect their auto insurance rates and other factors such as employment or credit history scores.There are many…See More
Blog post by Ray A. Lord Oct 28, 2010
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DUI in South Carolina

Driving Under the Influence (DUI) is a very serious offense that is punishable as a crime. South Carolina adheres to the Implied Consent Law, which means that every driver who has a license has consented to being tested for alcohol or drugs if a police officer suspects DUI. Like most states, the legal blood alcohol content (BAC) limit is 0.08% or 0.02% if the driver is under the age of 21. However, drivers may still be accused of DUI even if they are under the legal limit. Chemical tests such…See More
Blog post by Ray A. Lord Oct 23, 2010
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Malpractice and Expert Witnesses

Most medical malpractice cases require the input of expert witnesses, for many reasons. Usually the facts in the case are technical and medical details that need to be explained to those not familiar with the medical field, such as the jury. Also, an opinion by an expert will add credibility to the case. Some states even require that a medical expert gives their opinion before a lawsuit can even be filed.The goal of a malpractice suit for the plaintiff is to prove negligence on the part of the…See More
Blog post by Ray A. Lord Oct 13, 2010
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Lemon Law

Like most states, South Carolina passed a Lemon Law in 1989. A “lemon” is a car, purchased new, that is considered faulty after meeting the following guidelines:1. It does not meet the written warranty from the manufacturer in the first 12 months or 12,000 miles2. It has some sort of defect that lowers its market value by a significant margin or prevents it from being used3. The manufacturer cannot repair the car within a reasonable time frame.If an individual believes their car may qualify…See More
Blog post by Ray A. Lord Sep 28, 2010
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Auto Insurance in South Carolina

Every licensed driver is required to have auto insurance. In addition to being legally required, having auto insurance protects all drivers from damage to their vehicle, injury, and financial ruin because of the costs associated with an accident.The different types of auto insurance with the minimum required coverage amounts in South Carolina are:Bodily Injury Liability Insurance ($25,000) - covers the driver who causes an accident that hurts someone else’s literal body; covers the medical…See More
Blog post by Ray A. Lord Sep 7, 2010
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Family Law

Family law encompasses many different aspects of the law. In reality, many marriages can end in divorce, which leaves the family open to a variety of legal issues such as alimony, child custody, child support, and property division. A lawyer who specializes in family law should be very familiar with the divorce laws in their state, since every state has different requirements for residency, waiting periods, division of property, custody, and support.In South Carolina, a spouse may file for…See More
Blog post by Ray A. Lord Aug 29, 2010
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Occupational License in South Carolina

To drive certain types of vehicles, drivers need a different license than just a traditional driver’s license. A commercial driver license (CDL) is needed for the following types of vehicles:Class A - a vehicle or truck whose weight is over 26,000 pounds and is towing weight that is over 10,000 poundsClass B - a vehicle or truck whose weight is over 26,000 pounds but is not towingClass C - a vehicle or truck whose weight is over 26,000 pounds and is carrying at least sixteen people (including…See More
Blog post by Ray A. Lord Aug 21, 2010
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South Carolina Traffic Points System

Like many states, the South Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles maintains driving records for all licensed drivers and adds points to the record for every traffic violation conviction. The points are like demerits; the more points a driver receives, the worse their record is. The points vary in value depending upon the severity of the violation. Examples include:Moving violations such as careless driving, failure to obey traffic signals, or failure to yield at an intersection are worth two…See More
Blog post by Ray A. Lord Aug 13, 2010
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Common DWI Terms

Most people know that DWI stands for “Driving While Intoxicated,” while DUI stands for “Driving Under the Influence.” However, there are many other common terms related to DWI that drivers should know.Any person who has been drinking will have a Blood Alcohol Concentration, or BAC. This is the amount of alcohol in the bloodstream and is measured in percentages. In every state, drivers whose BAC is higher than 0.08% are considered over the limit and can be cited for a DWI. BAC can be measured by…See More
Blog post by Ray A. Lord Jul 31, 2010
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Estate Planning in South Carolina

Making plans for your estate after you pass away may seem unpleasant to some, but it is actually the best thing you can do for your loved ones. It is one less thing they will have to deal with during a difficult time. Estate planning is not just for the wealthy; people of all financial means should have a will, trust, or power of attorney in place written up by an attorney who specializes in estate planning.Simply put, a will is a legal document that states your wishes for all of your assets…See More
Blog post by Ray A. Lord Jul 17, 2010
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Understanding Your Rights When Charged with a Crime

Being charged with a criminal offense is extremely serious. The defendant’s freedom, reputation, finances, employment, and personal life can all be at stake. When an individual is detained or arrested, it is important that they understand their legal rights.A police officer can detain a suspect at the scene of an alleged crime for questioning, within reason. For example, a person found near the scene of a robbery carrying a large box can be detained. The suspect, however, does not have to…See More
Blog post by Ray A. Lord Jul 2, 2010
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License Suspension in South Carolina

Every driver should know the status of their driving record. It is easy to get a copy of your report from the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV), either online, through the mail, or in person. In South Carolina, if a driver accumulates an excessive number of points on their driving record, their license is automatically suspended. For a driver who is not aware their license is suspended, they could face serious penalties if they are pulled over and cited for this action; pleading ignorance on…See More
Blog post by Ray A. Lord Jun 27, 2010
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License Suspension in South Carolina

Every driver should know the status of their driving record. It is easy to get a copy of your report from the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV), either online, through the mail, or in person. In South Carolina, if a driver accumulates an excessive number of points on their driving record, their license is automatically suspended. For a driver who is not aware their license is suspended, they could face serious penalties if they are pulled over and cited for this action; pleading ignorance on…See More
Blog post by Ray A. Lord Jun 25, 2010
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Drug Crimes in South Carolina

Crimes associated with illegal drugs are very serious and can have many repercussions for the defendant. Law enforcement is very strict when it comes to illegal drugs, and they have the right to lessen a person’s ability to defend themselves against charges though forfeiture laws. The government can seize a person’s assets or property if they can show that it is reasonably related to the drug charges. This means that a person’s access to their money in a bank account can be frozen, their cars…See More
Blog post by Ray A. Lord Jun 17, 2010
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DUI in South Carolina

Driving Under the Influence (DUI) of alcohol or drugs is a serious offense. In South Carolina, there are many ramifications for a DUI conviction that can have devastating effects for the defendant.South Carolina has an Implied Consent Law. This means that when a driver accepts the responsibility to become a licensed driver in the state, they agree to willingly consent to any type of chemical test performed by a police officer to test for drunk driving. Officers may pull over a driver who is…See More
Blog post by Ray A. Lord Jun 8, 2010
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Ray A. Lord

Fighting a Traffic Ticket



Getting a traffic ticket can be very unsettling. A traffic violation costs time and money and can cause a lot of stress for the driver, especially those who have imperfect driving records to begin with and would suffer from another traffic conviction. Many states have mandatory license suspensions after a certain number of violations.

In addition to retaining a lawyer…

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Posted on November 8, 2010 at 10:46pm

Ray A. Lord

Traffic Tickets in South Carolina



In South Carolina, traffic violations are tracked through the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). Every time a driver receives a traffic ticket, points are added to their driving record. After six points, the DMV will send a warning letter to the driving, advising them to change their driving habits and outlining the consequences of further unsafe behavior. A driver’s record can affect their auto insurance rates and…

Continue

Posted on October 27, 2010 at 5:18pm

Ray A. Lord

DUI in South Carolina



Driving Under the Influence (DUI) is a very serious offense that is punishable as a crime. South Carolina adheres to the Implied Consent Law, which means that every driver who has a license has consented to being tested for alcohol or drugs if a police officer suspects DUI. Like most states, the legal blood alcohol content (BAC) limit is 0.08% or 0.02% if the driver is under the age of 21. However, drivers may still be…

Continue

Posted on October 22, 2010 at 5:56pm

Ray A. Lord

Malpractice and Expert Witnesses



Most medical malpractice cases require the input of expert witnesses, for many reasons. Usually the facts in the case are technical and medical details that need to be explained to those not familiar with the medical field, such as the jury. Also, an opinion by an expert will add credibility to the case. Some states even require that a medical expert gives their opinion before a lawsuit can even be…

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