My Grandfather’s Enduring Legacy Our grandparents often have an immeasurable impact on our lives; mine was no exception. My grandfather, James B. Moore, was a heavy influence on my decision to serve my community through the practice of law. In honor of Grandparent’s Day on Sept. 10, I want to reflect on his legacy. Most […]
Read morePhysical Therapists Made It Possible Personal injury attorneys get hurt, too. As World Physical Therapy Day approaches on Sept. 8, I’ve been reflecting on the journey I inadvertently began in 2019. Ironically, my injury occurred while packing a suitcase for a deposition of an expert witness in Cleveland. I hit my head against a cabinet, […]
Read moreWe Welcome Our First Associate Attorney ‘s constant goal is to ensure we do right by our clients. Until now, that has meant keeping the firm small. While we were never opposed to adding an additional attorney to the staff, we always wanted to be sure of our decision and hire with intention. The right […]
Read moreWhat Every Attorney Needs to Know Everyone wants to feel heard, especially after a life-altering event. World Listening Day on July 18 reminds us that sometimes the best thing we can do is close our mouths and open our ears. It takes some personal injury attorneys a while to learn that. But while most assume […]
Read moreAnd Who Decides the Facts Navigating Court System a Complicated Journey One cold morning just before Christmas, James and I were making our way through an elaborate security checkpoint just steps away from the Virginia statehouse. We were entering the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond to argue two separate cases in front of […]
Read moreFirst Jury Trial Since Covid Shutdown Results in $850,000 Verdict Against Horry County School District for Gross Negligence in Failing to Prevent Football Injury On April 15, 2021, a civil jury in Horry County awarded $850,000.00 in damages in a gross negligence case against the Horry County School District. The suit involved a high school […]
Read moreThe attorneys of won a $900,000 settlement for a teenage girl who was assaulted by a Richland county sheriff’s deputy. The lawsuit was filed in 2018 and alleged that the deputy kissed and touched the girl while he was working at Spring Valley High School in Columbia. The deputy had been working at the school […]
Read moreType of Case: Gross Negligence and Title IX violations against Richland County Sheriff’s Department and Richland County School District 2 on behalf of Jane Doe, a Minor. Injuries Alleged: Jane Doe alleged that Richland County Sheriff’s Department Deputy Jamel Bradley made inappropriate sexual advances, to included unwanted touching and kissing, towards her during her junior […]
Read moreBy: renee.sexton Renee Sexton December 16, 2019 The family of a South Carolina prison inmate who was killed by another inmate has received $600,000 and a public apology from the South Carolina Department of Corrections after the two sides reached a settlement agreement shortly before they were set to present closing arguments to a Marlboro […]
Read moreheld its third Thanksgiving turkey giveaway last Tuesday. The firm donated 175 turkeys to families in need. The firm teamed up with Helping Hands of Georgetown County. began this tradition in 2016, after the area was devastated by flooding. That year, donated 125 turkeys to the community. Since its initial success, the event has grown […]
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