Law Enforcement and Safety Advocates Push for Tougher DUI Laws in South Carolina A group of law enforcement officers, safety advocates, and prosecutors gathered on the
The Concussion Blog The Concussion Blog is run by an athletic trainer in Illinois who keeps track of the number of head injuries players in
As January comes to a close, and we review our W-2s from last year, paying taxes comes to mind. Many may receive a tax refund,
Despite Personal Injury Lawsuits, Double-Blind Study Shows No Bladder Cancer from Generic Actos The generic form of Actos, pioglitazone, was approved for use by the FDA
We are very proud to announce that our own Bakari Sellers has been named in Ebony magazine’s “The Ebony Power 100.” Ebony selected the top 100 emerging leaders
The Pretrial Intervention Process Pretrial Intervention (PTI) is a program offered to first time offenders in the criminal justice system. The program is intended to
Lack of Barriers Could Have Contributed to Deadly Kentucky Train Accident A train accident in Louisville, Kentucky on Saturday, March 14th, killed two teenagers and
A DUI conviction comes with a high price. Even beyond the social consequences, potential jail time, and fines associated with a DUI conviction, there are
J&J Subsidiary Will Appeal Ruling in 2011 Dangerous Drug Lawsuit in South Carolina Janssen Pharmaceuticals, a subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson, will appeal a 2011 ruling
Columbia, SC Lawyers Columbia may soon be home to a new crime prevention tool. PredPol, makers of a predictive policing program, pitched it to local