Collins & Lacy, P.C. is pleased to announce that Michael Burney, veteran marketing professional, has joined the firm as its Director of Business Development. Burney’s experience includes sales and marketing management in the broadcasting industry, corporate marketing management in the insurance trade and marketing agency ownership serving the private medical field. At Collins & Lacy,… 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
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
The Constitutional Convention And The American Presidency
As the United States inaugurates its 46th president, we talk with one of the founders of Collins & Lacy law firm who teaches a course on the constitution. How did the Constitutional Convention of 1787 lead to the presidency? Learn more in today’s Legal Bench Podcast episode.
If you were in a profession licensed by one of the more than 40 boards with the SC Labor, Licensing, and Regulation and you receive a complaint against your license, would you know what to do?
Attorney Robert Peele is a lawyer at Collins and Lacy where he focuses his practice on construction litigation, trucking defense, and professional liability claims. He represents individual’s businesses and their insurance carriers in all 46 counties of South Carolina. Today Rob discusses what to do if you get served a labor licensing and regulation complaint against your… Continue Reading
Are you a landlord or a property manager who wants to stay true to the most current laws regarding evictions?
Kelsey Brudvig is a shareholder at Collins & Lacy law firm practicing in the areas of retail and hospitality law and professional liability. She defends national and regional leaders in the retail hospitality and entertainment sectors who are doing business in South Carolina. Today, she brings us the latest information on the state of eviction law in… Continue Reading
Is there exposure for South Carolina employers requiring employees to be vaccinated for COVID?
Ashley Kirkham is a shareholder at Collins and Lacy where she focuses her practice on worker’s compensation defense representing employers and their carriers against claims and disputes throughout South Carolina. Obviously, COVID-19 is new and has only been around for a little over a year at this point, but the law that we are looking… Continue Reading
South Carolina Workers’ Compensation Commission Confirms Maximum Compensation Rate
From the Collins & Lacy Workers’ Compensation team: The South Carolina Workers’ Compensation Commission has confirmed the maximum compensation rate for injuries occurring in 2021 is $903.40, an increase of $36.74 from 2020’s rate. The rate is based on the average of South Carolina wages from July 1, 2019 through June 30, 2020. The mileage reimbursement… Continue Reading
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Collins & Lacy is a family of ethical, professional, and talented attorneys, paralegals, and support staff. Ultimately, we are seeking individuals who value the practice of law, fairness and loyalty. We are always interested in speaking with people whose work will complement our team. Send your CV to this email address for further consideration: cmartin@collinsandlacy.com.
Voting Absentee in South Carolina in the 2020 Election
In a year that has seen significant change in the way that we shop local stores, dine out at restaurants, and even the way that our children attend school, it’s no surprise that voting in this year’s election looks a lot different here in South Carolina. The biggest change in the November 3, 2020 general… Continue Reading
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