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At some point during your consultation with your attorney, or perhaps once your case has gone into litigation, he or she will likely discuss the possibility of hiring an “expert witness” to testify in support of your case. Expert witnesses are extremely common in almost all types of cases (i.e. civil, criminal, family, probate, injury)...
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Personal Injury: Chiropractors as expert medical witnesses in Court trials
In 1978, Dalton B. Floyd, Jr. had a case before the South Carolina Supreme Court, Daniels v. Bernard, which was an appeal from a jury trial verdict he obtained representing the Plaintiff in Williamsburg County. The interesting part of the case is at that time, there were no cases that held in S.C. that a...
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Estate Planning: Preparing for your attorney meeting
At the Floyd Law Firm, PC, our attorney’s education and experience allows us to help you in creating effective estate plans. An effective estate plan can include a Will, trusts, powers of attorney for healthcare and property decisions, and advance health directives such as living wills and healthcare proxy. Some estate plans may also require...
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vacation rentals in south carolina: know your rights
Over the last couple of years, more people are now enjoying longer stays at vacation rentals and at single-family rental dwellings while traveling and vacationing. When a family who has already been quarantining together during the past year needs a break away from home, a vacation property offers them more space, more privacy, and an...
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When car troubles turn into an arrest: 4th Circuit rules in Wingate v. Fuller
The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled last month that a local ordinance which required residents to provide identification to Law Enforcement, regardless of whether that citizen was otherwise being lawfully detained, be unconstitutional. The Court’s decision in Wingate v. Fuller No. 19-1700 (4th Cir. 2021), analyzed a Virginia case where a man was arrested...
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