Lumber company wins $4.85M settlement from DOT (access required)

By: David Donovan January 17, 2014

When buildings age, they often lose a little bit of their value as the accumulated wear and tear makes them less attractive to prospective buyers. But one lumber and millwork company in Charleston argued that the advanced age of its plant actually made it more valuable because it had a grandfathered exception to a number ...

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South Carolina Lawyers Weekly

Lumber company wins $4.85M settlement from DOT

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