Can I Quit My Job While Getting Workers’ Compensation Benefits in SC?
Can you quit your job while receiving workers’ compensation benefits? You can, but there could be complications – what are the possible effects of quitting jobs or changing employers?
What is a Tort?
There are three categories of torts in SC – intentional torts, negligent torts, and strict liability torts. When a tort has been committed, you can seek financial compensation for the harm caused through the civil courts.
What happens if I don’t have a business succession plan?
Owning a business gives you an exciting amount of control over your life and future. In addition to being your own boss, owning a company gives you the chance to pass your success on to the next generation. While many people don't put much thought into it until it's...
Avoiding 3 critical succession planning mistakes
No matter the size or maturity of an organization, business owners must be aware of the importance of developing a strong succession plan. The succession plan helps owners identify skill gaps, hiring needs or the training that is necessary to ensure the continued...
When Will the Family Court Grant a Grandparent Adoption?
The family court will grant a grandparent adoption when we are able to prove 1) at least one of the 12 statutory grounds for termination of parental rights and 2) that TPR and adoption is in the child’s best interests.
Implied Consent Hearings in SC
What is an implied consent hearing in SC? When your license is suspended after a DUI arrest because you refused the breathalyzer or blew a .15 or greater, you may be able to get your license restored by requesting an administrative hearing.
Workers’ Compensation Appeals in SC
If your employer denies your workers’ compensation claim, you can file workers’ compensation appeals to the Workers’ Compensation Commission, a three-commissioner panel, the Full Commission, the SC Court of Appeals, and the SC Supreme Court.
Assault and Battery Lawsuits in SC
Assault and battery lawsuits in SC: if you have been assaulted, the individual committing the assault, their employer, or third party businesses who failed to protect you may be liable for damages.
Types of Divorce in SC
There are several types of divorce in SC – there are five grounds for divorce, your divorce could be fault-based or no-fault divorce, and your divorce could be contested or uncontested.
Citizen’s Arrest Laws: How to Commit Legal Murder in SC
SC’s citizen’s arrest laws authorize killing under circumstances that most people would consider murder, for example, when someone looks like they are about to commit a crime at night and they run from you.
