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Five Things to do During an Arrest
Do not give a statement to the police There will be temptation on your part to try and talk your way out of an arrest. It is important to understand that the police want you to discuss the case. They want to get you talking and they will document and/or record everything you say. It
Rule 68, SCRCP: Offers of Judgment
Commonly viewed as a cost-shifting tool for Defendants, Offers of Judgment can be valuable settlement tools for Plaintiffs as well. Under-utilized by both sides, the use of Rule 68, SCRCP, Offers of Judgment is nevertheless often seen only as a Defense tactic, providing them a cost-shifting tool as leverage to settle cases. The filing
Can you be Terminated Based on Sexual Orientation?
It may be surprising to many, but it remains unclear whether the Civil Rights Act protects discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation. Enacted in 1964, Title VII of the Civil Rights Act applies to any employer who has fifteen or more employees and is engaged in an industry affecting commerce (i.e. almost any