Articles

• The Workers’ Compensation practice group held a seminar on recent changes in the law and claim handling tactics.

  6/30/2008

• South Carolina Supreme Court Rejects Restatement’s Negligent Entrustment

  2/5/2008

• THE CURRENT STATUS OF WORKERS’ COMPENSATION HEARING LOSS CLAIMS IN SOUTH CAROLINA: A DEFENSE PERSPECTIVE Nancy Bloodgood, Esquire and Leslie M. Whitten, Esquire*

  1/30/2008

• Repetitive Trauma Workers’ Compensation Claims in South Carolina Author: Leslie W. Whitten Published in: SC Lawyer (January 2008)

  1/22/2008

• Firms should review their employment practices, lawyer warns

  8/1/2007

• Important Decision Regarding Hours of Service Recently Issued

  7/26/2007

• SC Supreme Court Sets Forth Additional Guidelines For Truck Drivers Seeking Workers’ Compensation Benefits

  6/13/2007

• The Abuse of Concurrent Jurisdiction in South Carolina [Malabu: Maritime Law Bulletin, Vol. 1, No. 3 (December 2006):9-13]

  2/9/2007

• Court Holds That a Guilty Plea, In Some Circumstances, Does Not Prevent a Party from Contesting Liability in Later Civil Proceedings

  9/17/2004

• Grant v. Grant Textiles, Op. No. 3861 (Ct. App. Filed September 7, 2004)

  9/7/2004

• MEDMAL - History of Charitable Immunity in South Carolina, Liability Issues for Nonprofits

  12/15/2003

• ALFA International – Transportation Practice Group Transport Update – Spring 2003 Common Carrier’s Standard of Care to Passengers Extended after Disembarkation

  10/10/2003

• Special Problems Relating to Race Discrimination, Labor and Employment Law for South Carolina Lawyers, Vol. II, at I-40 (1999) [Edited and updated in March 2002]

  10/9/2003

• "Employment Issues for the Millennium", published in the Labor and Employment Law Committee Update, 2000-2001, No. 1 [1/01]

  10/9/2003

• "Prudent firing can save employers legal headaches, published in the Charleston Regional Business Journal, Volume 8, No. 5 (February 25 - March 10, 2002)

  10/9/2003

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