The decedent, a 57-year-old woman, was out for an evening walk near her home when plaintiff’s counsel said she was struck and fatally injured by a delivery driver as she lawfully crossed a marked ...

Multiple dismissals pursuant to Rule 40(j) did not operate as an adjudication on the merits preventing a bank from filing a new foreclosure action, the South Carolina Court of Appeals has ruled, ...

Advocacy organizations lacked Article III standing and a §1983 cause of action because only the detained youth themselves, not the groups, are the proper parties to challenge the alleged ...

Appellant’s operative complaint failed to plead Article III standing. We vacated the order and judgment of the district court and remanded, with instructions for the district court to dismiss without ...

South Carolina‘s Republican-led effort to redraw the state’s congressional districts ahead of the 2026 midterms appeared to be in serious jeopardy after a key procedural vote failed in the state […] ...

Results from the February 2026 South Carolina Uniform Bar Examination show that 119 of 179 total applicants passed, for an overall pass rate of 66.48 percent. A score of 266 or higher on the Uniform ...

Four years after lawsuits were first filed by Tybee Alliance, residents, property owners and city leadership gathered in Courtroom 4B of the Eugene H. Gadsden Courthouse to hear verbal arguments […] ...

South Carolina Supreme Court reverses Court of Appeals ruling Insurer liable only for $1,323.60 paid to providers by Medicaid Case: Jones v. Progressive Northern Insurance Company The term “expenses ...

The South Carolina Court of Appeals increased an attorneys’ fee award to property owners who successfully challenged the Town of Pawleys Island’s attempt to condemn easements over their beachfront ...

Long-standing claims that the Eleanor Slater Hospital defrauded Medicaid out of nearly a half-billion dollars by having its fiscal agent, Gainwell Technologies, submit “fraudulent” claims are back on ...

On March 4, 2020, plaintiff Derrick Smith was using a crop conveyor and computer terminal while on the job at Nucor Steel when the crop conveyor jammed, causing its plate covering to shift beneath ...

· The Supreme Court of the United States held the FTCA’s postal exception bars claims over intentional mail nondelivery. · The case, U.S. Postal Service v. Konan, resolved a circuit split involving ...