South Carolina Dram Shop Law
<h1> United States of America v. Tiree Keshawn Waymer </h1>
<font color="red"><b><h2><center> Columbia, South Carolina, criminal defense lawyer represented the Defendant charged with Firearm Charges.</font color="red"></b></h2></center></i></i><b><h2><center><i></b> Orangeburg Man Sentenced to More than 7 Years in Federal Prison for Firearm Charges </h2></center><br> <br> Tiree Keshawn Waymer, 29, of Orangeburg, was sentenced to more than seven years ... More...
$0 (04-10-2024 - SC)<h1> United States of America v. Tiree Keshawn Waymer </h1>
<font color="red"><b><h2><center> Charleston, South Carolina criminal defense lawyer represented the Defendant charged with Firearm Charges .</font color="red"></b></h2></center></i></i><br> <b><h2><center><i></b> Orangeburg Man Sentenced to More than 7 Years in Federal Prison for Firearm Charges </h2></center></i><br> <br> <br> Tiree Keshawn Waymer, 29, of Orangeburg, was sentenced to more t... More...
$0 (04-10-2024 - SC)Palmetto Mortuary Transport v. Knight Systems, Inc.
Knight Systems, owned and operated by Buddy, engaged primarily in the mortuary transport business until 2007. On January 5, 2007, Knight Systems entered into an asset purchase agreement (the Agreement) with Palmetto, a business owned by Donald and Ellen Lintal. Pursuant to the Agreement, Knight Systems sold various tangible assets, goodwill, and customer accounts—including body removal service c... More...
$0 (05-14-2016 - SC)Jarvis Gibbs v. State of South Carolina
On July 25, 2008, at approximately 10:55 a.m., an individual robbed the First Palmetto Savings Bank in Camden wearing gloves, a white t-shirt, and a ski mask. Witnesses indicated the individual was a black male approximately six feet, four inches tall. None of the witnesses were able to state with certainty whether the man had any noticeable scars or tattoos.1 <br> Two individuals observed the man... More...
$0 (05-02-2016 - SC)United States of America v. Arthur Fleming Moler
Columbia, SC - Bill Nettles, United States Attorney for the District of South Carolina, announced today that Arthur Fleming Moler, age 51, of Gaston, was sentenced to 78 months imprisonment for his role in trafficking more than five million dollars' worth of counterfeit medications. Facts presented during the trial showed that Moler sold and shipped counterfeit goods and medications, including ill... More...
$0 (06-25-2015 - SC)Tony L. Pope v. Heritage Communities, Inc.
Heritage Communities, Inc. (HCI), Heritage Riverwalk, Inc. (HRI), and BuildStar Corporation (collectively, Appellants) appeal the jury's verdicts in these consolidated construction defect actions. We affirm.<br><br>FACTS<br><br>Construction on Riverwalk Development (Riverwalk), a condominium complex in Horry County, began in June 1997 and was completed in December 1999. Riverwalk included 228 un... More...
$0 (09-14-2011 - SC)Donald C. Austin v. Stokes-Craven Holding Corp., d/b/a Stokes Craven Ford
Donald C. Austin (Austin) filed suit against Stokes-Craven Holding Corporation d/b/a Stokes-Craven Ford (Stokes-Craven), an automobile dealership, after he experienced problems with his used vehicle and discovered the vehicle had sustained extensive damage prior to the sale. A jury found in favor of Austin and awarded him $26,371.10 in actual damages and $216,600 in punitive damages.<br><br>Stoke... More...
$0 (03-09-2010 - SC)<a href="http://www.law.sc.edu/ctapp/3562.htm" target="_new">Esau Heyward v. Samuel Christmas</a>
Esau Heyward brought a civil action against Samuel Christmas, a South Carolina Highway Patrol trooper, alleging causes of action for negligence, assault and battery, and violation of 42 U.S.C. § 1983 by using excessive force in arresting Heyward. The circuit court granted Christmas a directed verdict. Heyward appeals, arguing that (1) the circuit court erred in granting Christmas a directed ver... More...
$0 (11-11-2002 - SC)Robert L. Tobias and Mary Ellen Tobias v. The Sports Club, Inc., et al
Personal Injury - Dram Shop Statutes - Automobile Accident - Plaintiffs brought this action against the tavern when the motorist had an accident after leaving the tavern. The plaintiffs alleged that he was noticably intoxicated and that the tavern therefore violated dram shop statutes by serving him more alcohol. ... More...
$0 (08-17-1998 - SC)Carol Hunting, as guardian ad litem for Catherine L. Hitchock v. William Elders, et al.
Automobile accident - dram shop. Plaintiff guardian for Hitchcock sued Gordon and the bar at which he had become intoxicated before driving his car head-on in the car in which Hitchcock was a passenger. Hitchcock sustain a closed head injury as well as neck, pelvic and leg fractures. Her medical bills totaled about $325,000. As a result of her injuries, she now suffers memory and cognitive pro... More...
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