South Carolina Lawyers Weekly
By RENEE SEXTON and DAVID DONOVAN The South Carolina Court of Appeals has recommended new language for judges to use when instructing juries on the ...
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COA offers new charge for accident defense
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Legislators look to end freeze on executions
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No special burden for authenticating Facebook messages
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4th Circuit takes insurer to task over benefits denial
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Big retail pharmacy to pay $1.35M in wrongful death settlement
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Brutal bar attack results in $882K award
Opinion Digests
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Civil Rights Statute of Limitations – Constitutional – Religious Freedom – Municipal – Building Permit
Although plaintiff argues that no statute of limitations should apply because its “lawsuit is primarily equitable in nature,” since plaintiff requests both a trial by ...
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Medical Malpractice Plaintiff’s own experts said doctor didn’t violate standard of care
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Constitutional Gag clause in settlement agreement violates First Amendment
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Constitutional Emoluments suit against President Trump dismissed
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Constitutional Maryland and DC lack standing to sue president in emoluments suit
Headlines
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Inmate stabbed, waited for help sues S. Carolina corrections
GREENVILLE, S.C. (AP) — An inmate suing the South Carolina prison system says he was stabbed inside his cell and couldn’t find an officer to ...
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Sheriff: Man drugged, beat live-in partner, held her hostage
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Police: Man throws girl, 13, from car after sex assault
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Suspect in courthouse pipe bombs unsuccessfully sued county
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Prosecutors: DOT commissioner told witness to destroy emails
