South Carolina Lawyers Weekly

The cybersecurity capabilities of a company may be reviewed using cyber risk assessments. The overarching goal of a cyber risk assessment is to identify any deficiencies in cybersecurity that could pose material risks to the business. A cyber risk assessment ...

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  Almost without public attention, the U.S. Supreme Court has taken up out of Pennsylvania a significant takings case — one that may revolutionize land use law for years to come. Since 1985, the Supreme Court has generally barred federal ...

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Democrats pondering 2020 presidential bids in the aftermath of the midterm elections are pivoting from campaigning for other candidates across the country to refocusing on their own efforts, including moves in early-voting states like South Carolina. On Friday, former Massachusetts ...

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This article is the second in a three-part series aimed at continuing a discussion on how law firms must compete in today’s legal market on client experience: the culmination of a well-defined culture, the right clients, and tailored, efficient legal ...

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  You may not have realized it yet, but we’re experiencing a unique convergence of multiple trends that will ensure that autonomous vehicles (AVs) will soon change life as we know it. Vehicles are becoming more electrified and connected with ...

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South Carolina’s highest court is suggesting Gov. Henry McMaster and state lawmakers work together on the fallout from a state-owned utility’s part in a failed nuclear project. The Post and Courier of Charleston reported the justices heard arguments Thursday in ...

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A sheriff’s office in South Carolina says two weapons have been stolen from a deputy’s unlocked sports utility patrol vehicle. Greenville County Sheriff’s Lt. Ryan Flood said in a news release the weapons were stolen early Monday from a vehicle ...

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A legislative panel recommends that the governor be put in charge of the agency that helps South Carolinians with disabilities. The House Legislative Oversight Committee has endorsed a proposal to place the Department of Disabilities and Special Needs in the ...

This column is the first in a three-part series aimed at continuing a discussion on how law firms must compete in today’s legal market on client experience: the culmination of a well-defined culture, the right clients, and tailored, efficient legal ...

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The South Carolina Bar’s CLE Division is planning a cross-cultural exchange trip to Cuba. Participating bar members will travel to the country for several days in April to experience and learn about the country’s history, culture, commerce and legal system. ...

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