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Each partner brings unique expertise and leadership to the firm, with DePoy heading the Real Estate Law Division, Lista running the Corporate Law Division, and Johnson leading the Criminal Defense and Personal Injury Division.

The Dockside Homeowners Association is putting out a statement that states that the costs would fall onto the owners of the units in the tower, as well as the owners of the surrounding townhomes.

Charleston Law officially filed an application last October with the American Bar Association’s Council on Legal Education and Admission to the Bar seeking acquiescence in the conversion from for-profit.

A former Richland County Sheriff’s Deputy is asking for a jury trial in a case where he allegedly threw a woman to the ground in his custody by her hair.

Greenville Business Magazine, Columbia Business Monthly and Charleston Business Magazine have honored attorneys from around the state by publishing our Legal Elite section.

Thomas Ravenel‘s ex-nanny has filed a civil lawsuit against the Southern Charm alum as well as Bravo, NBC Universal, Comcast, and the show’s production company, Haymaker.

The former nanny of South Carolina state treasurer and reality show “Southern Charm” star Thomas Ravenel has now filed a lawsuit in connection with the assault allegations she has made against him.

When they arrested William Gregory McGrath two Decembers ago, Charleston-area authorities mentioned him in the same breath as Timothy McVeigh, the man who blew up the Oklahoma City federal building a decade earlier.