In our final installment to commemorate Black History Month for 2021, Rosen Hagood takes a look at the life and leadership of former police chief Reuben Greenberg, the first black police chief…
In our continuing series focusing on Black History Month, Rosen Hagood highlights the upcoming International African American Museum (IAAM) here in Charleston. Located on what was once a major entryway for the…
February is Black History Month, and Rosen Hagood recognizes and celebrates the many contributions African Americans have made in the world of the law. We begin our first in a series of…
Most people think of witnesses as individuals who observe events and then testify about them in court. Another type of witness testifies about technical, scientific, or specialized subjects. These are known as…
Charleston, SC. – Rosen Hagood is pleased to announce that attorney Elizabeth Nicholson has joined the Board of Directors for Going Places. “It’s an honor to be asked to serve on the…
Distilled down to its absolute essentials, a mechanic’s lien is a way for tradespeople to make sure they get paid for their work. As straightforward as this seems, the purpose and operation…
The party bringing the lawsuit—the plaintiff—is described as the master of his complaint. The United States Supreme Court has even said that the plaintiff is “ordinarily allowed to select whatever forum [she]…
Potential liability of contractors for construction defects does not end upon the completion of a project. A contractor’s risk of liability for construction defects is determined by two types of defenses with…
Family law is not like other kinds of law. If you’re a corporate lawyer, or a tax attorney, or a land use lawyer, your clients are either businesses, or at most, you…
Charleston, SC. (December 8, 2020) – Rosen Hagood is pleased to announce that F. Truett Nettles, II has joined the firm as Of Counsel. “We are pleased to have Truett join the…
