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False Imprisonment, § 1983 Verdicts Not Inconsistent Despite Punitives
Landowner Not Limited To Statutory Damages In Timber Removal Claim 
Recovery Under Trespass Theory Permitted
Read More »Lawyer Disbarred For Allowing Title Company To Handle Closings
Problems With Trust Account Also Cited
Read More »Man Couldn't Enforce Unspoken Agreement To Hold Land In Trust
Daughter Assumed York County Tracts Were A Gift
Read More »Surgeon Not Hospital's Agent In Obtaining Patient's Consent
Per Curiam Ruling Reverses $10.6 Million Verdict
Read More »Landowner Suffered Taking When DOT Built Barrier
Restricted Left-Hand Turns Onto, Off Of Property
Read More »Pharmacy Not Subject To Strict Liability For Drug Sale
Filling Prescription Involved Health Care Service
Read More »Punitive Damages Not Excessive In Tort Claim Against Trucking Co.
Calculations Based On Total Actual Damages
Read More »Insurer's Obligation To Pay Default Judgment Not Relieved By Statute
The insurer of the at-fault driver in an Anderson County accident could be required to pay a default judgment entered against the driver — even though the insurance company was not notified of the suit until after the judgment was ...
Read More »Client Entitled To New Trial On Malpractice Claims Against Firm
Expert's Testimony Sufficient To Create Jury Question
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