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Columbia hosts Bar Foundation's fundraiser this week
Fellowship, an auction of sports memorabilia and a chance to boost access to justice in South Carolina are on tap this week as the S.C. Bar Foundation presents Gala 2010 in Columbia.

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LEGAL NEWS FROM ACROSS SOUTH CAROLINA (03/11/10)
·DSS case: $5 million fraud keeps going and growing (The State)
·Ore., Calif., nurseries sue over S. Carolina law (Associated Press)
·Was ambulatory center a threat to Tuomey? (Sumter Item)
·Charleston considering ordinance (Charleston Post and Courier)
·Sanders found guilty (Charleston Post and Courier)
·Brian Sturgeon convicted of involuntary manslaughter in woman's death (Greenville News)
·Clerk aims to secure evidence (Spartanburg Herald-Journal)
·Horry County man gets five years for killing wife (Myrtle Beach Sun News)

 

ARTICLE OF THE WEEK
Spartanburg could be hub for Toyota suits
A South Carolina law firm could find itself at the forefront of a consolidated class action against the world's largest automaker if a federal panel approves a U.S. district court in Spartanburg as the forum.

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