Spartanburg, S.C. — On January 6, 2021, in conjunction with the increasing impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the state, the Honorable Chief Justice Donald W. Beatty issued an order suspending all in-person court proceedings across the State of South Carolina on… Read Full Article »
The direct answer to this question is “yes.” In fact, there have already been numerous COVID-related claims filed in South Carolina. It appears some claims under workers’ compensation which may have already been accepted by workers’ compensation carriers. However, as… Read Full Article »
During the COVID-19 pandemic, the court system has remained open, even though in-person court appearances have generally been suspended. However, there are opportunities for non-jury trials to commence. Continue reading
Harrison White, P.C. remains Client First. Client Focused. during this pandemic. We can stay that way because of the hard work of those serving not only on the frontlines of the healthcare industry but also because of our educators. Continue reading
In today’s world, choosing the right lawyer for you is more important than ever before. Unfortunately, due to current social distancing guidelines and limited in-person contact, this task is more difficult. What should you look for and how do you… Read Full Article »
I have had several calls from people worried about loved ones in a nursing home or other long-term care facility. Many of these calls have related to concerns about what is being done to protect their loved ones. Other times… Read Full Article »
The attorneys at Harrison White, P.C. understand these are unprecedented times for all of us. Our commitment to you is steadfast. The Spartanburg office remains available to you during this pandemic. We continue to follow all appropriate social distancing and hygiene measures. In addition, we are conducting consultations via video and phone. Continue reading
The Harrison White, P.C. Spartanburg office remains OPEN to our clients during the COVID-19 pandemic. We are following all appropriate social distancing and hygiene measures as we remain committed to the needs of our community. Continue reading
So what is the penalty for violating an Executive Order? Section 16-7-10 of the South Carolina Code of Laws informs us that during a State of Emergency, it is unlawful to violate the Governor’s Order. Continue reading
The management team of Harrison White, P.C. is closely monitoring the 2019 novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic as well as recommendations made by government and public health officials. Our primary concern is the safety and health of our staff, clients and community. Continue reading