Let’s go to The Bench ……………. Legal news, information, and interviews from Collins & Lacy, a leading South Carolina defense firm for construction, worker’s comp, hospitality, retail, trucking, professional liability, mediation, government, and ethics matters. The views expressed by the guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect that of Collins & Lacy, its management,… Continue Reading
New Podcast: Ethics In The Pharmacy Industry
Collins & Lacy professional liability practice group chair, Robert Peele, talks with Dr. Addison Livingston, chair of the South Carolina Pharmacy Board. Learn some of the legal and ethical matters that impact this important state industry. Listen here and read the conversation below. The latest in legal news and information from Collins & Lacy, a… Continue Reading
Attorney Claude Prevost III To Lead Trucking & Transportation Practice Group
Collins & Lacy, P.C. has announced that shareholder attorney, Claude Prevost III, will lead the firm’s Trucking and Transportation practice group. Prevost brings his considerable legal defense skill to enhance this growing practice area at Collins & Lacy. His team represents motor carriers, owner operators, shippers, freight forwarders, and brokers in litigation arising from commercial… Continue Reading
New podcast: The Law & Ethics Of Practicing Psychologists
Dr. Shirley Vickery, Chair of the SC Board of Examiners for Psychology, talks with Collins & Lacy professional liability practice group chairperson, Robert Peele. This wide-ranging conversation focuses primarily on legal and ethical considerations for practicing as a psychologist in the State of South Carolina and the role of the South Carolina Labor Licensing and… Continue Reading
Christian Stegmaier To Lead International Hospitality Practice Group
Collins & Lacy attorney Christian Stegmaier, shareholder and chair of the firm’s Hospitality and Retail Practice Group, has been tapped to lead the newly formed hospitality subgroup for the Primerus International Practice Group. Primerus is a society of the world’s finest independent, boutique law firms with nearly 200 member firms in more than 40 countries.… Continue Reading
New podcast: Truck Accident Comprehensive Accident Investigations
Collins & Lacy Trucking Practice Group attorney Charles Kinney talks with Michael Burney about the importance of having a relationship with a legal defense firm that utilizes an established, comprehensive accident response protocol. Michael Burney: What should you look for in your defense counsel and what are some of the brief recommendations for evidence collection… Continue Reading
Attorney Robert Peele, III to Lead Professional Liability Practice Group
Collins & Lacy, P.C. is pleased to announce that its attorney, Robert Peele, III, has been promoted to Special Counsel and leader of the Professional Liability Practice group at the firm. Peele is experienced defending civil litigation claims and has tried cases in state court for claims involving liability for personal injuries and death. In… Continue Reading
New Podcast: Keep Calm & Investigate
An effective and thorough investigation is the first line of defense in any premises liability case. Learn more from Collins & Lacy attorney, Amy Neuschafer as she talks with Michael Burney in this episode of The Legal Bench. Michael Burney: An effective and thorough investigation is the first line in defense of any premise liability case, says… Continue Reading
Kelsey Brudvig Elected Shareholder of Collins & Lacy
Retail, Hospitality, and Professional Liability Attorney joined firm in 2016 Attorney Kelsey Brudvig has been elected as a shareholder of the Collins & Lacy law firm. As a member of the Retail & Hospitality Practice Group, the team is experienced in all facets of litigation relating to this practice area, including: premises liability, third person… Continue Reading
Court of Appeals finds death due to alcoholism is not compensable claim under the Workers’ Compensation Act and addresses bad faith in denying medical treatment
The Court of Appeals issued an interesting ruling relating to the compensability of death due to alcoholism and a claimant’s right to allege bad faith. Specifically, the Court held Claimant’s ultimate death due to alcoholism was not causally related to his right rotator cuff injury—incurred roughly two years prior. In support of this, it appears the… Continue Reading
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