Before NFL player Junior Seau’s suicide, he was sued by a man named Murray “Moose” Lea in a personal injury claim. Lea, a homeless surfboard-maker,
Despite Renewed Efforts to Track Patient Harm, Federal Government Drops Some Hospital Errors Although the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services recently vowed to better
Fewer Car Accidents from Distracted Drivers in States with Strict Texting and Driving Bans In June last year, South Carolina became the 44th state to
Concussions are everywhere in sports. Athletes at all levels in every sport are at risk for concussions, and that is no less true of soccer
DUI Fatality Lands Several Columbia Bars and Restaurants in Hot Water A lawsuit was recently filed against four local Columbia restaurants and bars for allegedly
Jack Sterling Released on Parole After Serving Part of His Securities Fraud Sentence On Wednesday, March 20th, former chairman of HomeGold Financial Jack Sterling was granted
Study Shows that Veterans Denied Disability Benefits Not Healthier than Counterparts A new Veterans Benefits Administration study investigated the differences between veterans awarded disability benefits, and
Two Women File Product Liability Lawsuits Against Actos Two women filed a product liability lawsuit against Actos after they developed bladder cancer. The trial began on
Yesterday, I attended the status conference on Chinese Drywall in New Orleans, Louisiana. The parties agreed, and the Court directed, that an inspection protocol be
South Carolina Workers Compensation Insurance Investigations Workers’ Compensation is an essential government-mandated program that mandates employer-funded insurance in the case of employee injury. Unfortunately, some