Law

The utility has asked the U.S. Court of Appeals to halt a temporary 15% rate cut mandated by state regulators that is scheduled to begin with August’s first billing cycle. … Read More

A federal court has denied for the second time the utility’s request to stop a temporary rate reduction from taking effect. The 15% cut will begin with August’s first billing cycle and also be reflected on some earlier bills. … Read More

The University of South Carolina School of Law will open its Veterans Legal Clinic Monday. The clinic will provide free legal services to veterans living in South Carolina. … Read More

S.C. Legal Services, a statewide nonprofit law firm, will use a two-year grant from Equal Justice Works to hire an attorney to represent survivors of human trafficking. … Read More

When D. Nichole Davis decided to go to law school, the firm where she worked as a paralegal rallied around her, handwriting letters of support. Nearly 70 years earlier, Sarah Leverette faced a slightly different environment, periodica … Read More