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In a landmark 6-3 decision issued in June 2024, the U.S. Supreme Court overturned the long-standing Chevron doctrine, fundamentally altering the landscape of administrative law. This ruling, handed down in Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo, marks a significant shift in how courts will interpret agency regulations and Congressional intent.     The Chevron Doctrine: A …

Imagine this: A woman rushes into an office building on a rainy afternoon. Her heels slip on the polished marble floor, and she falls hard. There are no wet floor signs, and the entrance mats are saturated. The result? A fractured wrist and a concussion that will keep her out of work for weeks. This …

Rosen Hagood Associate Attorney Mary Harriet Moore was featured in the July 2024 Primerus Weekly Attorney Spotlight. Born and raised in Mount Pleasant, SC, Mary Harriet joined the firm after graduating from the University of South Carolina School of Law. You can learn more about Mary Harriet on her attorney bio page and read her …

In 2022, the average value of a construction dispute in the US was $42.8 million. These disputes typically pertain to defective workmanship, project delays, payment disputes, and other common problems that can become complicated due to the number of parties involved and the investment at stake. Construction projects are inherently complex, involving the collaboration of …

In a significant development for civil litigation in South Carolina, the state has recently amended its Rules of Civil Procedure to enhance protections for attorney-expert communications. This change, which aligns South Carolina’s practices more closely with federal standards, has important implications for attorneys and their approach to working with expert witnesses. Background: Protections Under Rule …