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12/8/2009
Jim Lewis
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Six Children Injured in Bus Accident in Greenville, South Carolina

Three tour buses full of 150 children from Blythewood Middle School, and several adult chaperones, were headed to Greenville, South Carolina (SC) from a YMCA camp in Cedar Creek, North Carolina (NC) when one of the tour buses caused an accident that sent 14 children and adults to the hospital.

The three tour buses, part of Southern Connection Tours, were traveling on U.S. 276 in Greenville Countybus accident. The second tour bus collided with the first bus causing the driver to swerve off the road and strike a tree near Persimmon Ridge.

At least three children and four adults were taken to Greenville Memorial Hospital. Three other children were taken to North Greenville Hospital, and three senior citizens were taken to St. Francis Hospital. According to the South Carolina Highway Patrol additional injured passengers may have been taken to other local South Carolina (SC) hospitals.

Bus accidents can cause serious, life threatening injuries. Typically, large school buses and tour buses have open seating that does not offer seatbelts or other restraining devices. When these buses wreck, passengers can literally be bounced around the inside of the bus; increasing their likelihood of injury.

Bus accidents are more common in North and South Carolina then one might think. If you or your child has been injured in a bus accident a personal injury attorney may be able to help you get compensation from the bus company involved in the accident.

 

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About the Editors: Shapiro, Lewis & Appleton is a law firm whose attorneys focus on injury and accident law. We maintain office in Elizabeth City, North Carolina (NC), on East Elizabeth Street, and we have handled thousands of cases in which victims got hurt or killed in car, truck, train and motorcycle crashes caused by others' negligence or carelessness.

We serve every area of North Carolina, including Elizabeth City, Edenton, Raleigh, Durham, Rocky Mount, Roanoke Rapids, Greensboro, Charlotte, Winston-Salem, Pasquotank, Perquimans, Halifax, Northampton,  Greenville, Goldsboro, Havelock, Kinston, New Bern, Tarboro, Wilson, Ahoskie, Currituck, Camden and the Outer Banks towns of Nags Head, Kitty Hawk, Kill Devil Hills, Manteo, Corolla, Currituck and Dare. In South Carolina, we cover the state from Myrtle Beach and Charleston to Orangeburg, Columbia, Florence, Rock Hill, Darlington, Aiken, Anderson, Greenville and Spartanburg.

Firm attorneys Rick Shapiro and James Lewis have been listed among the 
Best Lawyers in America since 2008 and the National Million Dollar Advocates Forum since 2009. In addition, our firm has been named a North Carolina "Best Law Firm" for personal injury law since 2010 by U.S. News & World Report.

We also offer free special reports on distracted driving and the Best Guide to Car Accident Injuries in North Carolina

While not every injury case meets our criteria, we offer free initial confidential injury case consultations. Call us toll-free at (800) 752-0042. If you cannot get through due to high call volume, please leave a voicemail so we can get back to you.



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