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Tariffs and South Carolina Businesses: What You Need to Know and How Legal Counsel Can Help
Recent changes in U.S. trade policy have South Carolina businesses feeling the effects of rising tariffs. According to a WTLX report from August 7, 2025, the average tariff rate on imported goods has jumped from just 2% at the start of the year to nearly 17% in the present. This dramatic increase is sending ripples...
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Planning for the Future: Elder Law & Medicaid Planning in a Changing South Carolina
South Carolina is growing older—and faster than the national average. In 2000, there were 468,440 residents aged 65 and older in the state. Today, the senior population is expanding at a record pace, and by 2030, nearly 27% of South Carolinians will be over 60. Within 25 years, the number of residents age 60 and...
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Probate Has Become Simpler for Small Estates in South Carolina
Recent legislative changes in South Carolina have made it easier for families to navigate the probate process, particularly in cases involving smaller estates. As of May 8, 2025, Act No. 26 (H.3472) increased the state’s small estate threshold from $25,000 to $45,000—offering a streamlined, more accessible path for estate administration and reducing the need for...
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Final Wishes, Respected with Care and Compassion
When preparing a comprehensive estate plan, one of the most personal and meaningful decisions you’ll make involves your final arrangements. Whether you wish to be buried, cremated, have a green burial, or donate your body to science, making sure your final wishes are respected requires more than simply noting them in your will. At The...
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“No Damages for Delay” Clauses Aren’t Always Ironclad in Construction Contracts
In the world of construction law, “no damages for delay” clauses are commonly used in contracts to limit liability. These provisions generally state that if delays occur, the affected party’s sole remedy is a time extension—not monetary compensation. However, a recent federal case highlights the important reality that these clauses are not absolute. Case in...
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Planning for the Future: Elder Law & Medicaid Planning in a Changing South Carolina
Planning for the Future: Elder Law & Medicaid Planning in a Changing South Carolina
August 27, 2025
Probate Has Become Simpler for Small Estates in South Carolina
Probate Has Become Simpler for Small Estates in South Carolina
July 30, 2025
Final Wishes, Respected with Care and Compassion
Final Wishes, Respected with Care and Compassion
July 30, 2025

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