Law school institute to aid solution for state’s challenges
The Charleston School of Law wants its new Public Policy Institute to use research, community collaboration and student engagement to find solutions to the challenges South Carolina faces. A news […]
Charleston School of Law launches Public Policy Institute for data-driven community solutions
Charleston School of Law launches Public Policy Institute to develop data-driven, nonpartisan solutions, connecting students and community partners to address South Carolina challenges.
Charleston Law launches Center for Trial Advocacy
A new practice center at the Charleston School of Law will sharpen lawyers’ and law students‘ trial skills, a news release from the school says. One of the school’s professors, […]
Faculty veteran named Charleston Law’s interim leader
The Charleston School of Law has tapped a longtime faculty member as its interim president. Constance A. Anastopoulo was named to the position by the school’s trustees, a news release […]
Coast Guard taps law students for JAG program
Three students at Charleston School of Law have been selected as primary candidates for the Coast Guard Judge Advocate General program, a news release says, and a fourth was named […]
Legal symposium focuses on social media
The quick advance of social media in society will be the focus of the 17th annual Law & Society Symposium to be held next month in Charleston. Titled “Digital Delay: […]
Charleston Law hosts Transactional Law Derby
The Charleston School of Law and Joseph F. Rice School of Law at the University of South Carolina joined forces last month to hold the second annual Transactional Law Derby. […]
Charleston Law earns 501(c)(3) status; interim president, new board chosen
The Charleston School of Law has transitioned to 501(c)(3) status, a long-standing goal of President Emeritus J. Edward Bell III, a news release says This milestone comes as the school […]
Candidates clear hurdle to beginning their legal careers
Almost 300 candidates recently cleared a key hurdle to begin their legal careers — earning a passing score on South Carolina’s bar exam.
Charleston Law dean to depart; interim leader named
A change in leadership is underway at the Charleston School of Law, with its longtime dean leaving for a position with the federal court system and an interim leader tapped […]
SCAJ unanimously elects Lynn as president
Sydney Lynn, a personal injury and workers' compensation lawyer with Joye Law Firm, has been unanimously elected to lead the South Carolina Association for Justice for the 2024-25 program year.
SC Supreme Court to hear cases in Charleston
The South Carolina Supreme Court will move its proceedings from its Columbia chambers to The Citadel in mid-September for a long-overdue two-day term. The term will run Sept. 10-11, according […]
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