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Tag Archives: jurisdiction
Representing Your Client in Federal Court, a CLE resource
If you’re considering representing clients in federal court and need a refresher, look no further. The source Representing Your Client in Federal Court, by the National Business Institute is a quick guide that can lead you in the right direction. … Continue reading
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September 3, 2014 South Carolina Court of Appeals published opinion
State Department of Social Services v Massey The family court denied Massey’s request for a merits hearing on abuse allegations on the ground that the children had been in foster care more than eighteen months and terminated her parental rights. … Continue reading
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May 30, 2014 South Carolina Court of Appeals published opinion
Palms v The School District of Greeneville County Following complaints from another parent that Palms’ son’s certain class grades at his previous school had been inflated, District recalculated and lowered the son’s GPA and class ranking. Palms sued seeking an … Continue reading
July 3, 2013 South Carolina Supreme Court published opinions
Ex Parte TLC Laser Eye Centers, LLC (In Re Hollman v Wolfson) The trial court issued a protective order in connection with discovery in the Hollman v Wolfson case. After all claims against Center were settled in a different suit … Continue reading
May 29, 2013 South Carolina Supreme Court published opinions
Shirley’s Iron Works, Inc. v City of Union Shirley’s was a subcontractor on a building contract with Union. After the contractor failed to pay Shirley’s’ it sued Union for breach of contract relying on the Subcontractors’ and Suppliers’ Payment Protection … Continue reading
January 22, 2013 United States Supreme Court opinion
Sebelius v Auburn Regional Medical Center Auburn and several other hospitals sought to increase their reimbursement for Medicare beneficiaries under a court decision holding that the Department of Health and Human Services had failed to consider all relevant data in … Continue reading
January 16, 2013 South Carolina Supreme Court published opinions
In the Matter of Charles V.B. Cushman Cushman was a city prosecutor. He allowed certain defendants to have their cases dismissed in exchange for a donation to a city “drug fund’. The chief Justice of South Carolina ordered all unauthorized … Continue reading
December 10, 2012 United States Supreme Court opinion
Kloeckner v Solis Kloeckner field an administrative claim alleging discrimination. After a series of administrative proceedings, her claim was dismissed by the board with final administrative authority on procedural grounds. She filed a discrimination suit in district court which was … Continue reading
November 21, 2012 South Carolina Supreme Court published opinions
Harleysville Mutual Insurance Company v State In response to an opinion of the Court, the South Carolina legislature enacted a definition of “occurrence” to include faulty workmanship in construction projects. This statute applies to all general commercial insurance contracts past, … Continue reading
May 30, 2012 South Carolina pubished opinion
Tillman v Oakes Father sought a change in custody based on a breakdown in communication and other “serious issues” after trial, the family court ordered a change in custody for one child. It based its decision on several findings including … Continue reading
