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Spring Fashion Season: The Time is Ripe for Rip-Offs and the Industry Still Awaits a Remedy
Lica Colwell, June 7, 2013
It’s spring, and in Charleston thoughts turn to longer days, spring break and, relatively recently, fashion. The tents go up in Marion Square mid-month for fashion fans to enjoy a week of shows featuring new designs and clothes from local stores. It is a lot of fun and, actually, very big...

Spring Fashion Season: The Time is Ripe for Rip-Offs and the Industry Still Awaits a Remedy
Lica Colwell, March 21, 2013
It’s March, and in Charleston thoughts turn to longer days, spring break and, relatively recently, fashion. The tents go up in Marion Square mid-month for fashion fans to enjoy a week of shows featuring new designs and clothes from local stores. It is a lot of fun and, actually, very big...

Appealing Propositions: Appellate Issues in the Law
Stephen P. Groves, February 15, 2013
Right after the judge or the jury renders a “bad verdict” we all have undoubtedly heard, at least, one our clients say they want to appeal the case “all the way to the United States Court, if that’s what it takes to get justice ....” Our clients actually probably mean...

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