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08/21/24  |  Legal Update

Legal Update: FTC’s Non-Compete Ban Struck Down by Federal Judge

This recent blog post covered the Federal Trade Commission (FTC)’s final rule banning non-compete agreements nationwide. The rule states that a non-compete agreement or clause is an unfair method of competition, and

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06/24/24  |  Business and Commercial Litigation

Understanding the Differences Between NDAs and Non-Competes

After the FTC issued a final rule banning non-compete agreements nationwide, businesses must be mindful of the impacts that this rule has on their future agreements with employees. While we commented on

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05/28/24  |  Business and Commercial Litigation

Legal Update: Retirement Security Rule Updates Who Qualifies as an Investment Advice Fiduciary

The new Retirement Security Rule marks a pivotal shift in the regulation of financial advice provided to retirement investors. This rule redefines who qualifies as an investment advice fiduciary under the Employee

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05/09/24  |  Business and Commercial Litigation

Breach of Fiduciary Duty vs. Constructive Fraud

What happens when you rely on a financial or investment advisor to manage your investments only to find that they failed to act in your best interests and protect your money? You

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04/25/24  |  Business and Commercial Litigation

Oppression of Shareholders, Good Faith, and the Duty of Loyalty

Most business organization statutes including those for corporations, limited liability companies, and limited partnerships provide remedies for oppressed shareholders or partners. Statutes generally are phrased in terms of the power of the

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01/25/24  |  Business and Commercial Litigation

Can You Sue for Breach of Fiduciary Duty in South Carolina?

What happens when the personal representative of a will acts in their own interests rather than the best interests of the deceased? Similarly, what if a corporate officer engages in self-dealing rather

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10/25/22  |  Business and Commercial Litigation

South Carolina Residential Property Agreements Transitions to Due Diligence-Only Model

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

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06/16/21  |  Business and Commercial Litigation

The Limitations On Defendants During A Default Judgment Damages Hearing

A default judgment has serious repercussions. In South Carolina, a party that has been served with the complaint (the defendant) has 30 days to file an answer. There are certain rules that

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05/13/21  |  Business and Commercial Litigation

How South Carolina Distinguishes Between Independent Contractors and Employees

Independent contractors are playing an increasingly common role in our economy, with the advent of the gig economy and more freelance jobs than ever before. When done properly, classifying a worker as

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05/06/21  |  Business and Commercial Litigation

Does Your LLC Protect You From Personal Liability?

As a general rule, limited liability companies (LLCs) protect business owners’ personal assets from liability for financial obligations, judgments, and other problems the business might experience. But there are situations in which