In South Carolina there is a general policy prohibiting the police or prosecutor's office from dropping a criminal domestic violence charge. This policy is designed to apply in all CDV cases even in ones where the alleged victim does not want the charges upheld. This CDV "no ...
Read MoreIn South Carolina there are no restrictions on a private employer's ability to require all employees to submit to testing for marijuana or other ...
View MoreThe South Carolina Freedom of Information Act is an important law that provides for mandatory release of government documents and records. The law was ...
View MoreWhen you form a corporation or limited liability company in South Carolina you will be required to identify a registered agent with the Secretary of ...
View MoreCorporate registration in South Carolina is managed by the Secretary of State. The process is initiated by the filing of articles of incorporation on ...
View MoreTwo of the most popular forms of business entities in South Carolina now are the corporation and the Limited Liability Company or LLC. There are some ...
View MoreThe Law Office of James R. Snell, Jr., LLC, is pleased to announce a recent award of $301,600 comprised of $51,600 in actual damages and $250,000 in ...
View MoreMagistrate Court Judges in South Carolina have a range of authority. This includes the ability to sign arrest and search warrants, set bonds in ...
View MoreFor South Carolina residents the foundation of any estate plan should be the preparation of a Last Will and Testament. Without a Will your estate will ...
View MoreAnyone convicted of DUI in South Carolina has a right to file an appeal. By appealing you may be entitled to either receive a new trial or have a ...
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