Disciplinary case offers warning to residential real estate lawyers (access required)

Fearing that attorneys are being used as a “rubber stamp” in residential real estate transactions, the South Carolina Supreme Court has issued an opinion that requires lawyers to play a larger role in ensuring loan proceeds are disbursed properly. Under the new rules, attorneys may no longer delegate oversight of loan disbursements and must ensure they ...

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South Carolina Lawyers Weekly

Disciplinary case offers warning to residential real estate lawyers

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