South Carolina Lawyers Weekly
A man who suffered severe back and neck injuries after a U.S. Postal Service carrier t-boned his vehicle has secured a $1.35 million verdict ...
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Man hit by postal service truck awarded $1.35M
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4th Circuit frees tour guides from licensing requirements
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The Payback: Brown’s estate can keep his whole fortune
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U.S. Supreme Court’s LGBTQ rights ruling is a big change for S.C.
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Supreme Court punts case on meaning of “appurtenant”
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Overturned murder conviction highlights perils of “touch” DNA
Opinion Digests
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Attorneys – Discipline – Disbarment – Misappropriation of Funds
When respondent misappropriated many thousands of dollars of funds entrusted to him by clients—leading to his conviction for breach of trust with fraudulent intent, value ...
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Attorneys – Discipline – Disbarment – Application for Admission – False & Incomplete Answers
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Constitutional – Charleston tour guide licensing scheme is unconstitutional
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Commercial – Settlement of direct action renders derivative action moot
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Criminal Practice – Ban on viewing sexually arousing materials is part of treatment plan
Headlines
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Supreme Court: Booking.com can trademark its name
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court says travel website Booking.com can trademark its name, a ruling that also impacts other companies whose name is a ...
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Supreme Court strikes down Louisiana abortion clinic law
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Columbia attorney Hubbard named dean of USC School of Law
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S.C. Gov. McMaster says mask requirement unenforceable
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SC tops 1,500 new coronavirus cases Saturday for new record
