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By: Teri Saylor//April 25, 2016
Marshall T. Minton, an attorney in the Columbia office of Turner Padget, has been named Star of the Quarter by the South Carolina Bar for her work with the Cinderella Project, a program sponsored by the South Carolina Bar Young Lawyers Division that provides used prom gowns and accessories for girls unable to purchase them.
Tara Nauful, a partner with Adams and Reese of Columbia, is one of 42 leaders from across South Carolina selected to participate in the Riley Institute at Furman University’s Diversity Leaders Initiative. Nauful is part of the 2016 Spring Midlands Class.
The Association of Marketing and Communication Professionals has awarded two Hermes Creative Awards to Smith Moore Leatherwood for its website. The firm won a gold award in the business-to-business category and an honorable mention in the website design category.
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