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Case Studies
2009
The South Carolina Court of Appeals Affirms a $3 Million Punitive Damages Award
Lanier Construction Co. v. Bailey & Yobs, Inc., Mike Cupp and Tami Cupp
Timothy Mark Hopper v. Terry Hunt Construction, South Carolina Uninsured Employers Fund, Kajima USA, Inc. and Zurich American Insurance Company
State v White
Carden v. Aetna Life Insurance Company
CAFA Removal Victory
SOUTH CAROLINA - Cancellation and Reinstatement of Auto Policy
General Contractors Must Verify its Subcontractors Have Insurance Each Time a New Contract is Entered Into
Realtors Owe No Duty to Buyers to Inspect Property to Confirm or Deny Sellers’ Disclosures
GWB Litigators Lead The Way
2008
DRI Voice: South Carolina Case of Interest
Brandon Lee Harris v. Samuel L. Smi
Alleged Fraud and Negligent Misrepresentation Case Defeated
Insurance Coverage Summary Judgement
Prejudgment Interest Awarded at Daily Rate of 1%
What Claims are Subject to a Broad Arbitration Agreement in South Carolina?
Defense Verdict: Railroad Crossing
Disallowing Broader Review of Arbitration Awards by Contractual Agreement
Breach of Construction Contract: Subdivision Development
ERISA Does Not Preempt State-Law Claims That Do Not Require Interpretation of the Plan
Strict Enforcement of Pleading Requirements for Affirmative Defenses and Waiver of Closing Date due to Failure to provide "Time is of the Essence"
Subcontractor Private Right of Action against Government Entity
Application of the "Other Insurance" Clause in the Context of Forced Placed Insurance
Insurer's Summary Judgment Reversed on Question of Whether Insured's Owned Vehicle Constitutes A Temporary Substitute Auto
The Demise of the 4-Corners Rule for Determining the Duty to Defend
2007
Shelton V. LS&K, Inc.
And the Defense Wins
Cohens Drywall Co., Inc. v. Sea Spray Homes, LLC, Robin C. Wahler, Susan C. Wahler, and Plantation Federal Bank, Opinion No. 26360 (July 23, 2007)
Raymond Skiba v. Marjorie Sue Gessner and Terra Monty Matlock, Opinion No. 26363 (July 23, 2007)
Judgment against a Principle is Binding and Conclusive on a Surety
South Carolina Court of Appeals clarifies when a general contractor can shift liability for workers compensation benefits to the South Carolina Uninsured Employers Fund
2005
Whaley v. CSX Transportation, Inc., 609 S.E.2d 286 (S.C. 2005)
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