With the strike of a pen and the fanfare of cameras and reporters, Governor Haley announced the passage of new legislation modifying the existing South Carolina law on eligibility for unemployment benefits. The new law, S.C. Code Ann. §41-35-120(2), allows for a period of five (5) months or twenty (20) weeks of ineligibility of benefits… Continue Reading
Collins & Lacy to Present CLE "Managing Your Risks: A 2012 Perspective on Business, Social Media & Litigation Risks" to Association of Corporate Counsel
Post by Pete Dworjanyn In June, I will be part of the Collins & Lacy team presenting a Continuing Legal Education (CLE) to the Association of Corporate Counsel entitled “Managing Your Risks: A 2012 Perspective on Business, Social Media and Litigation Risks.” The presentation is Thursday, June 7, 2012 from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. at… Continue Reading
Attorneys Christian Boesl & Mike Pitts School SC PRIMA on Employment Law for Public Entities
Attorney Christian Boesl Employment Practice Group Chair Christian Boesl and employment attorney Michael Pitts spoke at a conference for SC PRIMA (South Carolina Public Risk Management Association) this past Monday. In keeping with the conference’s March Madness theme, Christian and Mike’s presentation, entitled “Flagrant Fouls in Hiring, Discipline and Firing” advised about the legal ins and… Continue Reading
In the News…Collins & Lacy Attorneys featured in the Media
Business Owners Cash in on Free Advice – featuring Christian Boesl, Chris Adams and Charles Appleby Immigraton Reform Act’s Affect on Local Businesses – WACH Fox News featuring Christian Boesl Supreme Court Ruling Raises Liability on Alcohol Retailers, WIS News 10 featuring Christian Stegmaier WLTX Newsmakers featuring Christian Boesl WMBF News interview with Will Byran WYFF News… Continue Reading