Grounds for Contesting and Challenging Wills in South Carolina
Most people assume that a last will and testament, or at least a document purporting to be one, is the final say in what happens to a person’s estate. But there are…
Most people assume that a last will and testament, or at least a document purporting to be one, is the final say in what happens to a person’s estate. But there are…
Car and trucking accidents can result in a number of injuries, some more significant than others. Among the most serious that survivors can experience are those that affect the brain. Any sort…
Rosen Hagood is pleased to announce that Elizabeth Nicholson has been named as a non-equity member of the firm, effective January 1, 2023. Nicholson focuses her practice on business and commercial litigation,…
“We are delighted to have Taylor join the firm,” said co-managing partner, Andrew Gowdown. She is a talented lawyer and will be a valuable asset to our clients and our team.” Ambrosius…
Rosen Hagood is pleased to announce that the firm was ranked in the 2023 U.S. News – BestLawyers® “Best Law Firms” list. Located in Charleston, South Carolina, the firm received six Tier1 rankings…
Changes affecting the South Carolina Residential Property Agreement to Buy and Sell Real Estate (Property Agreement) went into effect on June 13, 2022. These changes, promulgated by the South Carolina Association of…
After ten years at its Meeting Street location, Rosen Hagood has relocated to the Charleston Gateway Center located at 40 Calhoun Street. The Charleston Gateway Center is a 123,005 square-foot Class A…
Charleston, SC – Rosen Hagood is proud to announce that six of its attorneys were named to the 2023 Best Lawyers in America® list. Recognition in Best Lawyers is widely regarded by…
In the continuing celebration of Rosen Hagood’s 75th anniversary, we take a look now at our firm’s proud legacy of public service. We believe that our mission isn’t limited to helping clients…
Children often want to ensure that their parents’ estates will be properly administered after their deaths. Parents, in turn, naturally desire that their children should take over their personal affairs after they…