South Carolina Lawyers Weekly
A police officer who was driving at nearly twice the posted speed limit isn’t entitled to immunity from a lawsuit stemming from the resulting car ...
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4th Circuit: No qualified immunity for cop who was speeding
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Suit over woman’s death after childbirth settled for $550K
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Man receives $1.95M after being blinded by vacuum hose
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Bar exam pass rates up, even in pandemic
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Family lawyers say COVID-19 has made it “a mess out there”
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Five-year delay ‘troubling,’ but disbarment was proper
Opinion Digests
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Constitutional – N.C. absentee ballot deadline not extended
Where parties challenging the North Carolina State Board of Elections’ decision to extend the deadline for receipt of mail-in ballots failed to demonstrate they were ...
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Administrative – Failure to report Swiss bank accounts prompts fines
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Arbitration – Contract Assignment – Arbitration Right Extinguished – Installment Sale
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Domestic Relations – Parent & Child – Lump Child Support – First Impression – Equitable Distribution – Attorney & GAL Fees
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Contract – Settlement Agreement – Performance Dates – Incomplete Performance
Headlines
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South Carolina tops 1 million ballots cast in 2020 election
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — More than 1 million votes have already been cast in November’s election in South Carolina. The millionth vote — all by ...
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DNA sample after gun charge prompts arrest for 1976 S.C. murder
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Judge: S.C. can’t reject ballots over mismatched signatures
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Fool’s gold: Va. lawyer suspended for role in S.C. shipwreck saga
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Barrett confirmed as Supreme Court justice in partisan vote
