Attorney: Cooper C. Lynn Location: Irmo Bar membership: Member since 2007 Disciplinary action: Suspended from the practice of law until further notice on Aug. 23 Background: The Supreme Court suspended Lyn’s license to practice law until further order and ...
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Read More »Turner Padget has announced the formation of a government relations and public policy service with the addition of attorneys Edward J. Schafer and James F. Knox in the firm’s Columbia office. Schafer joins the firm as of counsel and is ...
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The South Carolina Court of Appeals has upheld a directed verdict dismissing a lawsuit brought by a man who alleged that he lost his right eye after an airbag deployed when it shouldn’t have as a result of a ...
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Read More »Ivon Keith McCarty was publicly reprimanded on Aug. 21.
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Read More »Melisa White Gay was reinstated to the practice of law on July 15.
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Read More »Howard B. Hammer was reinstated to the practice of law on June 3.
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Read More »Brian DeQuincey Newman was reinstated to the practice of law on May 13.
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Read More »Harriet Wallace has joined Fox Rothschild in its Greenville office as a partner in its financial restructuring and bankruptcy department. Wallace represents lenders and creditors in a range of litigation, workouts, and transactions. Rob Peele has joined Collins & Lacy ...
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South Carolina does not recognize any rule that would automatically preclude a suicide victim’s estate from pursuing a wrongful death action, the state’s Supreme Court has ruled in answering a pair of certified questions from the 4th U.S. Circuit Court ...
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Anyone who has a Facebook account has probably at some point gotten a message from a “spoofed” account. It looks like a message from one of your friends, but something seems not quite right—it doesn’t read like a message your ...
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