High Profile – Richard Rosen
From Young Rebel to Respected Lawyer, He’s Still Fighting for Change Some of Rosen’s earliest memories were of riding with his father to meet clients. He would watch as Morris sat on…
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Attorneys Debate Proposal Ban on Sealed Settlements
A proposal to ban sealed settlements in U.S. District Court cases has drawn mixed reviews from South Carolina lawyers and legal organizations. On August 16, the U.S. District Court for the District…
New SC Bar President Pushes Law Education for All
Law schooling. Richard Rosen, a partner of Charleston-based law firm Rosen, Rosen & Hagood and recently sworn in as the South Carolina Bar Association’s new president, believes that lawyers stand for the…
South Carolina Evidence Rule 703: A Backdoor Exception to the Hearsay Rule?
By Daniel F. Blanchard, III May/June, 2002 13 S Carolina Lawyer 14 In 1995 the South Carolina Supreme Court promulgated the South Carolina Rules of Evidence, which largely track the counterpart Federal…
New Bar President to Push Diversity, Access to Justice
Addressing Judicial Budget Crisis Also on Agenda Enhancing the public’s understanding of the legal system and addressing the state’s shrinking judicial budget are the top priorities of new State Bar President Richard…
Richard S. Rosen Sworn in as President of SC Bar Association
NEWS RELEASE South Carolina Bar Association Officers To Be Installed May 24, 2002 COLUMBIA, SC – The South Carolina Bar Association will install its 2002-2003 Board of Governors on Friday, May 24,…
Morris D. Rosen, Esq. Becomes a Life Fellow of the American Bar Foundation
Morris D. Rosen, Esq. of Charleston, South Carolina has recently been named a Life Fellow of the American Bar Foundation, Mr. Rosen is the founder and senior member of Rosen, Rose &…
Kiawah Settles with Cyclist
Lawsuit focused on brain injury’s economic impact Former competitive cyclist Christopher Cox had a promising career as a Wall Street analyst before his life took a sudden turn four years ago during…
Kiawah Island Resort Settles for $1.75 Million with Brain Injured Cyclist
A Kiawah Island resort has settled for $1.75 million with a New York City stockbroker who suffered a brain injury when his rented bicycle collapsed. Christopher Cox, 32, had filed a negligence…
Supervisor Liability for Sexual Harassment Under Title VII in the 4th Circuit: Continued Uncertainty
By Daniel F. Blanchard, III November/December, 2001 13 S. Carolina Lawyer 36 The decisions of the 4th Circuit have a history of engendering confusion and misunderstanding as to whether supervisory employees can…