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By: Teri Saylor//April 13, 2016//
Listen to this articleKathleen McDaniel, a member of Callison Tighe of Columbia, has been elected to the South Carolina Bar House of Delegates.
The Mt. Pleasant mayor and Town Council have reappointed attorney Dennis E. O’Neill chief municipal court judge for Seabrook Island. O’Neill began his service as municipal court judge in May 2000.
Sheila M. Bias has joined the Columbia office of Fisher & Phillips where she practices labor and employment law.
CORRECTION: A Lawyers on the Move item in the April 4 edition of South Carolina Lawyers Weekly erroneously identified the status of four attorneys at the McNair Law Firm. Josh W. Dixon, Henry W. Frampton IV, and David F. Santos are newly elected shareholders in the firm’s Charleston office. Alicia E. Thompson was elected shareholder in the Myrtle Beach office.
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