A mechanic’s lien is a construction lien created by statute to protect contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, and laborers “to whom a debt is due for labor performed or furnished or for materials furnished…
In October 2019, Rosen Hagood partner Rene Stuhr Dukes learned that she had been awarded the Pro Bono Attorney Award by Charleston Pro Bono Legal Services. While a happy surprise, the award…
Sometimes, in the middle of the tsunami of information we’re all immersed in, you see a single fact that both stops you in your metaphorical tracks, and makes something important very, very…
During the Monica Lewinsky mess, Bill Clinton and, it seemed, most of the legal world, wrangled over the definition of the three-letter word “sex.” Here we go again. Two cases before the…
How can I protect my company’s website data? Can a company (or an individual) use information on my website to its advantage? Web scraping, web harvesting, or web data extraction are all…
You may have encountered this scenario: you get into your Uber or Lyft and you and the driver get to talking. You tell him or her that you’re going to be in…
Rosen Hagood is proud to announce that eight of its attorneys were named to the 2020 Best Lawyers in America list and two of those attorneys were awarded “Lawyer of the Year”…
It’s not uncommon for commercial contracts (of all types) to contain clauses requiring one or both of the parties to exercise their “best efforts” to ensure that a condition is met or…
Typically, when one party’s negligence injures another party, the party at fault may be sued. When it’s unclear who’s at fault, or when there is more than one person to blame, the…
Baby Boomers—Americans born between 1946 and 1964—now account for nearly 50 million people nationwide, according to census data. South Carolina is home to more than 800,000 of them, and it is anticipated…
