Client Alerts Archives - Cassidy Coates Price

23 Jul

CLIENT ALERT: Title IX Update – Implications for South Carolina Higher Education Institutions

A recent court ruling in Kansas will temporarily block the implementation and enforcements of the Biden administration's new Title IX Rule at certain South Carolina schools, colleges, and universities. This decision comes amidst ongoing legal challenges surrounding the new Title IX 2024 final rule, pertaining

30 Apr

CLIENT ALERT: Remote Employee Jurisdictional Considerations For Employers

Cole Goode

For many employers and employees, the COVID-19 pandemic has ushered in a new era of “normal” in the workplace. One of the most notable changes we’ve seen because of the pandemic is the greatly increased prevalence of remote work. Given that companies are more likely

26 Apr

CLIENT ALERT: To Compete or Not Compete: The FTC Weighs In

Lillian Keeling

Non-compete agreements will be prohibited starting Summer 2024—with few exceptions On Tuesday, April 23, 2024, the Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) issued a final rule banning non-compete clauses in worker contracts. The Non-Compete Clause Rule (“final rule”) applies to all levels of employment, and includes both

30 Jan

CLIENT ALERT: SC Supreme Court Clarifies Procedure in “John Doe” Lawsuits

Ross Plyler

The South Carolina Supreme Court has recently clarified an important issue in “John Doe” uninsured motorist lawsuits. In the recent matter of Peter Rice v. John Doe, the Court said that the witness affidavit requirement in the statute is not a condition precedent to filing

15 Jan

CLIENT ALERT: Navigating The Corporate Transparency Act

Cole Goode

Navigating the Corporate Transparency Act: Key Insights and Compliance Tips With the implementation of the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) on January 1, 2024, it is essential to understand the impacts this legislation will have on reporting requirements for corporations, limited liability companies (LLCs), and similar

14 Mar

CLIENT ALERT: Equitable Indemnity Revisited and Reaffirmed

Trey Suggs

One of the most frequently asked questions by our clients who have been unfairly sued is who can they make pay. In some circumstances, our clients want to know whether they can force the party whom they deem truly culpable to cover the costs of

04 Jan

CLIENT ALERT: $10 Million Verdict for Customer Injured In South Carolina Discount Department Store

Clark Price

Small failures to follow policies can lead to BIG problems. A jury in Florence, South Carolina recently awarded $10 million to a customer who was injured in a large discount department store when she allegedly stepped on a rusty nail while shopping. The customer’s foot

15 Dec

CLIENT ALERT: New Year, New Changes in Title IX

Ross Plyler

The new year is a time for reflection and also for making resolutions and predictions about what 2022 will bring. In the world of higher education, it is a very safe prediction that 2022 will bring the promised rule changes to the Title IX regulations

03 Dec

CLIENT ALERT: South Carolina Supreme Court Clarifies At-Will Employment Doctrine

Ross Plyler

In the recent case Hall v. UBS Financial Services, our Supreme Court answered certified questions pertaining to at-will employment in South Carolina, and all employers should take note. First, the Court did not alter the bedrock of the at-will employment doctrine that an employer may

Client Alerts

Category: Client Alerts

CLIENT ALERT: Title IX Update – Implications for South Carolina Higher Education Institutions

CLIENT ALERT: Remote Employee Jurisdictional Considerations For Employers

CLIENT ALERT: To Compete or Not Compete: The FTC Weighs In

CLIENT ALERT: SC Supreme Court Clarifies Procedure in “John Doe” Lawsuits

CLIENT ALERT: Navigating The Corporate Transparency Act

CLIENT ALERT: Equitable Indemnity Revisited and Reaffirmed

CLIENT ALERT: $10 Million Verdict for Customer Injured In South Carolina Discount Department Store

CLIENT ALERT: New Year, New Changes in Title IX

CLIENT ALERT: South Carolina Supreme Court Clarifies At-Will Employment Doctrine

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