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Personal Injury - Workers’ Compensation – Motor Vehicle Accidents – Social Security Disability Greenville attorney Andrew C.

If you have been seriously injured in a work related accident, an auto accident, a collision with a semi truck, or by a defective product in South Carolina, personal injury attorneys at Fulton & Barr, P.A., are ready to assist you in collecting compensation for your injuries. Greenville South Carolina personal injury and workers compensation attorneys at our firm bring over 40 years of combined practice experience and are ready to help you. Call 864-235-3154 or contact a personal injury lawyer online for a free initial consultation. At Fulton & Barr, P.A., our attorneys have practiced within many areas of personal injury law over the years and are capable of handling your case. We have been involved with many high profile and important cases and often receive referrals from our peers in the legal field because of the skill, tenacity, and expediency with which we engage in negotiation and litigation. Attorney Valerie Fulton is fluent in English and Spanish, she specializes in personal injury and workers’ compensation law. In her role, Valerie will help clients navigate through the legal process as well as support the Upstate’s underserved communities. Fulton graduated from Wofford College in 2013 and earned her doctorate’s law degree at Washington and Lee University in 2017. It was there she graduated cm laude and was a member of Phi Delta Phi. Barr focuses his practice on handling personal injury, workers’ compensation, and product liability cases. Also, a graduate of the University of South Carolina School of Law, Andrew has been in practice for over 20 years. He is a member of numerous local and national bar associations. Andrew has also been an adjunct professor at Greenville Technical College. If you have sustained serious injury in South Carolina, the personal injury lawyers at Fulton & Barr, P.A., are experienced and ready to serve you. Please contact us online, or call us 864-235-3154, to schedule your free initial consultation. We are available evenings and weekends by appointment.

10/19/2026

The medical bills are showing up. The settlement isn’t. What are you supposed to do in the meantime?

This is one of the most stressful parts of an injury case, and it’s one of the most common reasons people call us. Here’s what’s usually true:

*Your health insurance can often pay now, even if someone else caused the accident.
*If you have MedPay on your auto policy, it can help right away, regardless of fault.
*Some providers will wait for payment until the case is resolved.
*Ignoring the bills is the one option that makes things worse.

You don’t have to sort this out on your own while you’re trying to heal. Part of our job is dealing with the bills so that you can focus on getting better. After more than 30 years of doing this, we know how to keep this from turning into a second crisis.

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10/12/2026

Hurt on the job? Here’s what to do first.

1️⃣ Make sure you’re okay.
2️⃣ Tell your employer about the injury, and do it in writing. An email or text creates a record. A conversation in the break room doesn’t.
3️⃣ Ask your employer for medical treatment. You can go to the ER, but the best approach is to tell them directly: “I’ve been hurt, and I need you to send me to the doctor.”

These first steps protect both your health and your claim.

For more than 30 years, Fulton & Barr has helped injured workers across the Upstate understand their rights. If you have questions, call 864-235-3154 or visit fultonbarr.com. You’ll talk directly with an attorney, not a call center.

10/08/2026

“You’re a 1099 contractor, so workers’ comp doesn’t cover you.” We hear this all the time, and it’s often wrong.

Being paid on a 1099 doesn’t settle the question by itself. South Carolina looks at how the work actually happens:
→ Who controls how and when you do the job?
→ Who supplies the tools and equipment?
→ How are you paid: by the job, or by the hour or week?
→ Can they let you go whenever they want?

If the answers look like a regular employee’s, you may be one under the law, no matter what your paperwork says. Even if you really are a subcontractor, the contractor who hired your crew may still be responsible for your injury.

Some employers use the “”contractor”” label to avoid paying claims. For more than 30 years, we’ve helped Upstate workers find out what they’re actually entitled to. If you’ve been told you don’t qualify, call us before you believe them.

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10/07/2026

The first settlement offer usually shows up fast. There’s a reason for that.

Insurance companies like to make an offer early, before you know how serious your injuries are and before the medical bills catch up with you. It can look like a lot of money when you’re behind on rent.

Once you sign, though, it’s final. If you need surgery later, you can’t go back and ask for more.

Before you say yes to anything, let us take a look. It costs nothing to find out what your claim is actually worth. We’ve been doing this in the Upstate for more than 30 years.

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10/01/2026

The adjuster’s job is to close your claim for as little as possible. Yours is to protect it. Here’s how the first conversation should go. 864-235-3154 | fultonbarr.com

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09/28/2026

“I already had a bad back before I got hurt at work, so they’ll just blame that, right?”

It’s one of the most common reasons injured workers talk themselves out of filing. And it’s wrong.

In South Carolina, a pre-existing condition does not bar you from workers’ comp. If a workplace injury made an old condition worse: a bad knee, an old back injury, a chronic illness, you may still be owed benefits for the damage the job caused.

The catch is proving it. The insurance carrier would love to write your injury off as “just your old condition acting up.” Untangling what the job did from what was already there takes the right medical evidence, records, diagnostics, and often an expert opinion connecting the dots. That’s exactly the kind of case we build.

For more than 30 years, Fulton & Barr has helped Upstate workers get benefits they assumed were off the table.

Call 864-235-3154 for a free case review. No cost until your claim is resolved.
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09/23/2026

Call some firms after a work injury and you get a screener reading from a script. Call us, and you get Andrew or Valerie.

We’re not a billboard firm running a call center. For more than 30 years, Fulton & Barr has stayed small on purpose so the person handling your case is the attorney you actually talk to, from the first call to the last.

Big enough to take on the insurance company. Small enough to know your name.

Talk to a real attorney about your work injury today. 864-235-3154 | fultonbarr.com

09/21/2026

"I figured I'd be fine in a couple days." That one sentence has cost more injured workers their claim than almost anything else.

Back injuries, repetitive-strain injuries, even some head injuries don't always hurt right away. By the time the pain is undeniable, people worry it's "too late" to say it started at work.

The truth: waiting makes a claim harder, but not always impossible and the sooner it's documented, the stronger it is.

For more than 30 years, we've helped Upstate workers whose injuries "didn't seem that bad" at first.

Hurt at work but told yourself it wasn't serious? It's worth one phone call. 864-235-3154

09/17/2026

Fear of retaliation is the #1 reason injured workers stay silent and stay unpaid. Know where you stand. 864-235-3154 | fultonbarr.com

09/14/2026

Heat stroke on the job isn't just "part of summer." In South Carolina, it may be grounds for a workers' comp claim.

When temperatures climb, so do workplace injuries and not just outdoors. Heat exhaustion, heat stroke, dehydration, dizziness, even burns from equipment that's turned scorching hot can all take a toll. And when heat clouds your focus or coordination, it can lead to a second injury: a fall, a slip, an accident with a tool or machine.

It hits some workers harder than others: construction, agriculture, warehouse, utilities, transportation, and public safety crews especially. But whether you work in the sun or on an un-air-conditioned floor, if extreme heat made you sick or hurt at work, you may be owed more than a day off to recover.

For more than 30 years, Fulton & Barr has helped Upstate workers get the workers' comp they're entitled to. We'll tell you for free whether you have a claim.

Call 864-235-3154 for a free case review. You won't pay a dime until your claim is resolved.
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215 West Stone Avenue
Greenville, SC
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Tuesday	8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5pm
Friday	8:30am - 2pm

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