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Welcome to the South Carolina Bar's E-Blast!
November 19, 2009
E-Blast highlights upcoming activities, legal information and link to the Bar's Web Site at www.scbar.org.
The South Carolina Bar is dedicated to advancing justice, professionalism and understanding of the law.
Board of Governors meets
The Board of Governors met today in Columbia.
The Board approved a recommendation to transition S.C. Bar News to an electronic publication, effective with the February 2010 issue. The newsletter will be distributed to members via e-mail and will be featured on the Bar's Web site. The Board also approved a recommendation to eliminate a limited number of sections from the Lawyers Desk Book, featuring more routinely updated information on the Bar's Web site.
A recommendation from the Unauthorized Practice of Law Committee to adopt principles for additional consumer protection was approved.
The Board approved a request to create an In-House Counsel Committee to facilitate involvement and identify common issues of this sector of membership.
The Board called for the House of Delegates in January to fill the vacancy in the office of President-Elect created by the resignation of Robert Kilgo.
The Board received reports from the Bar Foundation, ALPS, and the Task Force on Professional Potential and from Bar staff on new building progress.
The Board adopted a record retention policy for the Bar.
The following Bar members were nominated to the Lawyers' Fund for Client Protection Committee: Mark Manos, Betsy Burn, Ed Pritchard and Julie Jeffords Moose. The nominations will be forwarded to the Supreme Court.
Nominees selected
Nominees for offices in the S.C. Bar were selected in late October by the Bar's Nominating Committee. The office of President-Elect will be filled by election by the House of Delegates in January. Carl L. Solomon of Columbia who presently serves as Treasurer has been recommended by the Committee to fill the vacancy. The person elected in January will automatically succeed to the office of President in May. Members nominated were A. Marvin Quattlebaum Jr. of Greenville for President-Elect, Angus H. Macaulay of Columbia for Treasurer, Alice F. Paylor of Charleston for Secretary and Anne S. Ellefson of Greenville for Chair of the House of Delegates. Nominated for seats on the Board of Governors were Thomas E. Pope of Rock Hill for the First Judicial Region, Roy F. Laney of Columbia for the Second Judicial Region and Elizabeth B. York of Hartsville for the Third Judicial Region. Nominated to serve as ABA State Bar Delegates (a third seat having been authorized by the ABA) were Rosalyn W. Frierson of Columbia and Daniel B. White of Greenville. Section 9.3 of the Constitution of the S.C. Bar governs the nominating procedure. On January 15, 2010, the nominations close.
Bar admissions ceremony
On November 16 the Supreme Court of South Carolina conducted an admissions ceremony for new admittees and welcomed them to the S.C. Bar. To view the list of new admittees, click here.
FREE online CLE offered during November
See for yourself why online seminar participation increased by nearly 75 percent in 2008! The CLE Division is offering a FREE HALF HOUR online seminar, "The FTC Red Flag Rules and Your Practice," to members during the month of November. To take advantage of this offer, visit www.scbar.org/redflag and register for the program before November 30. Seminars Direct Online offers:
-- More than 130 Internet-based programs available on-demand, anywhere Internet access is available
-- Multiple programs in your practice area
-- Seminars designed specifically for S.C. lawyers
-- Guaranteed CLE credit for S.C. lawyers--no paperwork required
-- Ability to pause, rewind or review programs for up to 30 days
Visit www.scbar.org/seminarsdirect to select additional programs that meet the needs of your practice.
Hackers target law firms
The FBI has issued an advisory that computer hackers are increasingly targeting law firms and public relations companies with a sophisticated e-mail scheme that breaks into computer networks to steal sensitive data, often linked to large corporate clients doing business overseas. Through "spear fishing" e-mails, hackers are sending Web links or attachments that when clicked on or opened infiltrate a firm's network. The FBI warned that the attachments or links can appear to be anything from a photo to an executable program. For more information, click here.
Advance Sheet update
November 19, 2009
After being convicted of murder, armed robbery, conspiracy to commit armed robbery, and kidnapping, Cooper appealed, arguing that the trial court erred by refusing to dismiss the charges against him because his constitutional right to a speedy trial was violated, by allowing the testimony of an unavailable witness to be read into the record in violation of his constitutional right to confrontation, and by allowing evidence of his prior convictions to be presented at trial. The Court of Appeals affirmed Cooper's convictions. First, the court held that even though a presumption of prejudice had been triggered by the forty-four month delay of Cooper's trial, the trial judge's determination that the presumption of prejudice had been rebutted was supported by sufficient evidence. Next, the court held that the testimony of the unavailable witness was properly admitted because there was sufficient evidence to support the trial court's determination that the State did not act unreasonably in failing to present the witness at trial. Finally, the Court held that evidence of Cooper's prior convictions for impeachment purposes was proper because the probative value of the evidence outweighed any prejudicial effect against Cooper.
State v. Cooper, No. 4633, is online.
Firm announcements
Melissa F. Brown, LLC announces that Katie F. Perkins has joined the firm as an associate located at 145 King St., Ste. 405, Charleston 29401. (843) 722-8900.
Childs & Halligan, PA announces that Tyler R. Turner has become an associate of the firm located at 1301 Gervais St., Ste. 900, Columbia 29201. (803) 254-4035.
Dority & Manning, PA announces that Thomas D. Huycke and Jason A. Jennings have become associates of the firm located at 55 Beattie Place, Ste. 1600, Greenville 29601. (864) 271-1592.
Finkel Law Firm, LLC announces that Marta J. Borinsky and Virginia K. Murray have become associates of the firm located at 3955 Faber Place Dr., Ste. 200, N. Charleston 29405. (843) 577-5460.
Gallivan, White & Boyd, PA announces that Brittany F. Boykin, A. Brooks Haselden and Kyle A. Hougham have joined the firm located at 55 Beattie Place, Ste. 1200, Greenville 29601. (864) 271-9580.
Moore, Taylor and Thomas, PA announces that William B. Fortino and R. Nichols "Nick" Riley Jr. have joined the firm as associates located at 1700 Sunset Blvd., W. Columbia 29171. (803) 796-9160.
Morton & Gettys announces that Richards McCrae has joined the firm located at 334 Oakland Ave., P.O. Box 707, Rock Hill 29731.(803) 366-3388.
Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough announces that Eva Renae Bateman and Anna Elizabeth Hamilton have joined the firm's Greenville office located at 104 S. Main St., Ste. 900, Greenville 29601. (864) 250-2300. The firm also announces that Brian M. Barnwell, William D. "Will" Harter, Jason P. Luther, Susan B. Nielsen and Keith Poston have joined the firm's Columbia office located at 1320 Main St., 17th Floor, Columbia 29201. (803) 799-2000.
Nicholson, Davis, Frawley, Anderson & Ayer, LLC announces that A. Jewitte Dooley has become an associate of the firm located at 140 E. Main St., Lexington 29072. (803) 359-2512.
Calendar
November 20
Ethics Advisory Committee meeting, Bar Building
Practice and Procedure Committee meeting, Richardson, Plowden and Robinson, Columbia
Probate, Estate Planning and Trust Section Council meeting, Conference Call
Task Force on Professional Potential, Bar Building
November 21
Middle School Mock Trial State Competition, Marc H. Westbrook Judicial Center, Lexington
November 24
YLD Families Forever Committee meeting, Conference Call
December 1
YLD Annual Bar Convention Committee meeting, Conference Call
December 3
Construction Law Section Council meeting, Conference Call
Family Law Section Council meeting, Conference Call
December 4
Professional Responsibility Committee meeting, Ogletree Deakins, Columbia
2010 Convention
Join your colleagues January 21-24, 2010, at beautiful Kiawah Island Golf Resort! Fulfill your annual CLE requirements with more than 20 seminars to choose from! For up to date Convention information and to register, visit www.scbar.org.convention. Book your hotel accomodations now by clicking here for a downloadable room reservation form or calling 1-800-654-2924 and reference the S.C. Bar Convention. Make your reservations today to ensure the room of your choice!
Post-Thanksgiving sale on CLE publications!
The CLE Division is having a post-Thanksgiving publications sale. From Monday, November 30, to Friday, December 11, at 5 p.m., you can purchase up to four publications and take 15 percent off your order, or purchase five or more publications and take 25 percent off your order. Any orders received after 5 p.m. on December 11 will be filled at the regular sale price, and no other discounts will apply. No exceptions. Start making your list now by visiting the online publications store. Click here to see a list of exclusions.
Publications
New releases
Elements of Civil Causes of Action, Fourth Edition by Michael G. Sullivan with Douglas S. MacGregor
South Carolina Taxation and Economic Tax Incentives, 2009 Cumulative Supplement by John C. von Lehe Jr. and Jennifer W. Davis
The South Carolina Law of Torts 2009 Cumulative Supplement by Prof. F. Patrick Hubbard and Prof. Robert L. Felix
Coming soon!
Service of Process in South Carolina, Second Edition by John S. Nichols
South Carolina Family Court Handbook 2009 edited by Sandra R. Parise
South Carolina Requests to Charge -- Civil, Second Edition by Hon. Ralph King Anderson Jr.
For a complete listing or to order CLE publications, click here.
Upcoming CLE seminars
A Look Back: Lessons and Legacies from the Trenches, Friday, November 20
Faculty: Hon. Joseph Anderson Jr., Hon. Ralph King Anderson Jr., John Barton, Mark Curriden, Hon. Cameron McGowan Currie, E. Bart Daniel, Richard Harpootlian, Leo Hill, Gedney Howe III, Rebecca Laffitte, Sherri Lydon, Stephen Morrison, Hon. Alexander Sanders Jr., Daniel Speights and Jack Swerling
Please note: The Charleston School of Law satellite location is full.
Civil Court Mediation Training, Thursday, December 3 - Monday, December 7
Faculty: Cotton Harness and Harry Goodheart
2009 South Carolina Family Court Bench/Bar, Friday, December 3 and via live Webcast
Faculty: Chief Justice Jean Hoefer Toal, Ret. Chief Justice Leah Ward Sears (Supreme Court of Georgia), Pamela Deal, Treneice Flowers, Deborah McKeown, Hon. George McFaddin Jr., Timothy Madden, Marlene Sallo, Barbara Seymour, Vicki Johnson Snelgrove, J. Mark Taylor, Joseph Turner and Richard Whiting
2009 South Carolina Non-Profit Legal Symposium, Tuesday, December 8
Current Issues in Civil Law, Friday, December 11 and via live Webcast
Faculty: Hon. Ralph King Anderson Jr., Hon. J. Michelle Childs, David Cobb, Lesley Coggiola, A. Camden Lewis, Justin O'Toole Lucey, John McCants, Sallie Phelan and Brian Phelan
Professionalism at the Movies, Tuesday, December 15
Faculty: Michael Kahn and Chris Osborn
Lawyers on the Loose: Roving the Free-Web for Practice Treasures, Wednesday, December 16 and via live Webcast
Faculty: Duncan Alford, Terrye Conroy, David Lehmann, Rebekah Maxwell and Pamela Melton
Client Development Strategies to Weather a Stormy Economy & Keeping Good Clients in a Bad Economy, Friday, December 18 and via live Webcast
Speaker: Roy Ginsburg
For a complete listing of upcoming live CLE opportunities, view the CLE Calendar.
Seminars Direct Online
2009 South Carolina Tort Law Update
A full listing of more than 100 Seminars Direct Online can be found at www.scbar.org/seminarsdirect.
Teleseminars
Attorney Ethics When Changing Firms, Friday, November 20
Inter-Species Mergers: LLCs, C Corps, S Corps and More, Tuesday, December 1
Gift Taxation Update, Thursday, December 3
Compensation Issues in LLCs, Tuesday, December 8
Post-Mortem Estate Planning, Thursday, December 10
Ethics of Client Selection, Friday, December 11
Ethics of Asset Protection Planning, Tuesday, December 15
"Know-How:" Fundamentals of Protecting Your Client's Trade Secrets, Thursday, December 17
For a complete listing of upcoming teleseminars, visit www.scbar.org/teleseminars. If you have difficulty registering for these teleseminars, please e-mail service@webcredenza.com or call 1-800-694-9747.
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If you have trouble viewing this page, visit www.scbar.org/eblast.
To be added or deleted from the E-Blast mailing list, e-mail ljackson@scbar.org.
To follow the Bar on Twitter, visit twitter.com/scbar.
For up-to-date 2010 South Carolina Bar Convention information, visit www.scbar.org/convention.
Welcome to the South Carolina Bar's E-Blast!
November 19, 2009
E-Blast highlights upcoming activities, legal information and link to the Bar's Web Site at www.scbar.org.
The South Carolina Bar is dedicated to advancing justice, professionalism and understanding of the law.
Board of Governors meets
The Board of Governors met today in Columbia.
The Board approved a recommendation to transition S.C. Bar News to an electronic publication, effective with the February 2010 issue. The newsletter will be distributed to members via e-mail and will be featured on the Bar's Web site. The Board also approved a recommendation to eliminate a limited number of sections from the Lawyers Desk Book, featuring more routinely updated information on the Bar's Web site.
A recommendation from the Unauthorized Practice of Law Committee to adopt principles for additional consumer protection was approved.
The Board approved a request to create an In-House Counsel Committee to facilitate involvement and identify common issues of this sector of membership.
The Board called for the House of Delegates in January to fill the vacancy in the office of President-Elect created by the resignation of Robert Kilgo.
The Board received reports from the Bar Foundation, ALPS, and the Task Force on Professional Potential and from Bar staff on new building progress.
The Board adopted a record retention policy for the Bar.
The following Bar members were nominated to the Lawyers' Fund for Client Protection Committee: Mark Manos, Betsy Burn, Ed Pritchard and Julie Jeffords Moose. The nominations will be forwarded to the Supreme Court.
Nominees selected
Nominees for offices in the S.C. Bar were selected in late October by the Bar's Nominating Committee. The office of President-Elect will be filled by election by the House of Delegates in January. Carl L. Solomon of Columbia who presently serves as Treasurer has been recommended by the Committee to fill the vacancy. The person elected in January will automatically succeed to the office of President in May. Members nominated were A. Marvin Quattlebaum Jr. of Greenville for President-Elect, Angus H. Macaulay of Columbia for Treasurer, Alice F. Paylor of Charleston for Secretary and Anne S. Ellefson of Greenville for Chair of the House of Delegates. Nominated for seats on the Board of Governors were Thomas E. Pope of Rock Hill for the First Judicial Region, Roy F. Laney of Columbia for the Second Judicial Region and Elizabeth B. York of Hartsville for the Third Judicial Region. Nominated to serve as ABA State Bar Delegates (a third seat having been authorized by the ABA) were Rosalyn W. Frierson of Columbia and Daniel B. White of Greenville. Section 9.3 of the Constitution of the S.C. Bar governs the nominating procedure. On January 15, 2010, the nominations close.
Bar admissions ceremony
On November 16 the Supreme Court of South Carolina conducted an admissions ceremony for new admittees and welcomed them to the S.C. Bar. To view the list of new admittees, click here.
FREE online CLE offered during November
See for yourself why online seminar participation increased by nearly 75 percent in 2008! The CLE Division is offering a FREE HALF HOUR online seminar, "The FTC Red Flag Rules and Your Practice," to members during the month of November. To take advantage of this offer, visit www.scbar.org/redflag and register for the program before November 30. Seminars Direct Online offers:
-- More than 130 Internet-based programs available on-demand, anywhere Internet access is available
-- Multiple programs in your practice area
-- Seminars designed specifically for S.C. lawyers
-- Guaranteed CLE credit for S.C. lawyers--no paperwork required
-- Ability to pause, rewind or review programs for up to 30 days
Visit www.scbar.org/seminarsdirect to select additional programs that meet the needs of your practice.
Hackers target law firms
The FBI has issued an advisory that computer hackers are increasingly targeting law firms and public relations companies with a sophisticated e-mail scheme that breaks into computer networks to steal sensitive data, often linked to large corporate clients doing business overseas. Through "spear fishing" e-mails, hackers are sending Web links or attachments that when clicked on or opened infiltrate a firm's network. The FBI warned that the attachments or links can appear to be anything from a photo to an executable program. For more information, click here.
Advance Sheet update
November 19, 2009
After being convicted of murder, armed robbery, conspiracy to commit armed robbery, and kidnapping, Cooper appealed, arguing that the trial court erred by refusing to dismiss the charges against him because his constitutional right to a speedy trial was violated, by allowing the testimony of an unavailable witness to be read into the record in violation of his constitutional right to confrontation, and by allowing evidence of his prior convictions to be presented at trial. The Court of Appeals affirmed Cooper's convictions. First, the court held that even though a presumption of prejudice had been triggered by the forty-four month delay of Cooper's trial, the trial judge's determination that the presumption of prejudice had been rebutted was supported by sufficient evidence. Next, the court held that the testimony of the unavailable witness was properly admitted because there was sufficient evidence to support the trial court's determination that the State did not act unreasonably in failing to present the witness at trial. Finally, the Court held that evidence of Cooper's prior convictions for impeachment purposes was proper because the probative value of the evidence outweighed any prejudicial effect against Cooper.
State v. Cooper, No. 4633, is online.
Firm announcements
Melissa F. Brown, LLC announces that Katie F. Perkins has joined the firm as an associate located at 145 King St., Ste. 405, Charleston 29401. (843) 722-8900.
Childs & Halligan, PA announces that Tyler R. Turner has become an associate of the firm located at 1301 Gervais St., Ste. 900, Columbia 29201. (803) 254-4035.
Dority & Manning, PA announces that Thomas D. Huycke and Jason A. Jennings have become associates of the firm located at 55 Beattie Place, Ste. 1600, Greenville 29601. (864) 271-1592.
Finkel Law Firm, LLC announces that Marta J. Borinsky and Virginia K. Murray have become associates of the firm located at 3955 Faber Place Dr., Ste. 200, N. Charleston 29405. (843) 577-5460.
Gallivan, White & Boyd, PA announces that Brittany F. Boykin, A. Brooks Haselden and Kyle A. Hougham have joined the firm located at 55 Beattie Place, Ste. 1200, Greenville 29601. (864) 271-9580.
Moore, Taylor and Thomas, PA announces that William B. Fortino and R. Nichols "Nick" Riley Jr. have joined the firm as associates located at 1700 Sunset Blvd., W. Columbia 29171. (803) 796-9160.
Morton & Gettys announces that Richards McCrae has joined the firm located at 334 Oakland Ave., P.O. Box 707, Rock Hill 29731.(803) 366-3388.
Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough announces that Eva Renae Bateman and Anna Elizabeth Hamilton have joined the firm's Greenville office located at 104 S. Main St., Ste. 900, Greenville 29601. (864) 250-2300. The firm also announces that Brian M. Barnwell, William D. "Will" Harter, Jason P. Luther, Susan B. Nielsen and Keith Poston have joined the firm's Columbia office located at 1320 Main St., 17th Floor, Columbia 29201. (803) 799-2000.
Nicholson, Davis, Frawley, Anderson & Ayer, LLC announces that A. Jewitte Dooley has become an associate of the firm located at 140 E. Main St., Lexington 29072. (803) 359-2512.
Calendar
November 20
Ethics Advisory Committee meeting, Bar Building
Practice and Procedure Committee meeting, Richardson, Plowden and Robinson, Columbia
Probate, Estate Planning and Trust Section Council meeting, Conference Call
Task Force on Professional Potential, Bar Building
November 21
Middle School Mock Trial State Competition, Marc H. Westbrook Judicial Center, Lexington
November 24
YLD Families Forever Committee meeting, Conference Call
December 1
YLD Annual Bar Convention Committee meeting, Conference Call
December 3
Construction Law Section Council meeting, Conference Call
Family Law Section Council meeting, Conference Call
December 4
Professional Responsibility Committee meeting, Ogletree Deakins, Columbia
2010 Convention
Join your colleagues January 21-24, 2010, at beautiful Kiawah Island Golf Resort! Fulfill your annual CLE requirements with more than 20 seminars to choose from! For up to date Convention information and to register, visit www.scbar.org.convention. Book your hotel accomodations now by clicking here for a downloadable room reservation form or calling 1-800-654-2924 and reference the S.C. Bar Convention. Make your reservations today to ensure the room of your choice!
Post-Thanksgiving sale on CLE publications!
The CLE Division is having a post-Thanksgiving publications sale. From Monday, November 30, to Friday, December 11, at 5 p.m., you can purchase up to four publications and take 15 percent off your order, or purchase five or more publications and take 25 percent off your order. Any orders received after 5 p.m. on December 11 will be filled at the regular sale price, and no other discounts will apply. No exceptions. Start making your list now by visiting the online publications store. Click here to see a list of exclusions.
Publications
New releases
Elements of Civil Causes of Action, Fourth Edition by Michael G. Sullivan with Douglas S. MacGregor
South Carolina Taxation and Economic Tax Incentives, 2009 Cumulative Supplement by John C. von Lehe Jr. and Jennifer W. Davis
The South Carolina Law of Torts 2009 Cumulative Supplement by Prof. F. Patrick Hubbard and Prof. Robert L. Felix
Coming soon!
Service of Process in South Carolina, Second Edition by John S. Nichols
South Carolina Family Court Handbook 2009 edited by Sandra R. Parise
South Carolina Requests to Charge -- Civil, Second Edition by Hon. Ralph King Anderson Jr.
For a complete listing or to order CLE publications, click here.
Upcoming CLE seminars
A Look Back: Lessons and Legacies from the Trenches, Friday, November 20
Faculty: Hon. Joseph Anderson Jr., Hon. Ralph King Anderson Jr., John Barton, Mark Curriden, Hon. Cameron McGowan Currie, E. Bart Daniel, Richard Harpootlian, Leo Hill, Gedney Howe III, Rebecca Laffitte, Sherri Lydon, Stephen Morrison, Hon. Alexander Sanders Jr., Daniel Speights and Jack Swerling
Please note: The Charleston School of Law satellite location is full.
Civil Court Mediation Training, Thursday, December 3 - Monday, December 7
Faculty: Cotton Harness and Harry Goodheart
2009 South Carolina Family Court Bench/Bar, Friday, December 3 and via live Webcast
Faculty: Chief Justice Jean Hoefer Toal, Ret. Chief Justice Leah Ward Sears (Supreme Court of Georgia), Pamela Deal, Treneice Flowers, Deborah McKeown, Hon. George McFaddin Jr., Timothy Madden, Marlene Sallo, Barbara Seymour, Vicki Johnson Snelgrove, J. Mark Taylor, Joseph Turner and Richard Whiting
2009 South Carolina Non-Profit Legal Symposium, Tuesday, December 8
Current Issues in Civil Law, Friday, December 11 and via live Webcast
Faculty: Hon. Ralph King Anderson Jr., Hon. J. Michelle Childs, David Cobb, Lesley Coggiola, A. Camden Lewis, Justin O'Toole Lucey, John McCants, Sallie Phelan and Brian Phelan
Professionalism at the Movies, Tuesday, December 15
Faculty: Michael Kahn and Chris Osborn
Lawyers on the Loose: Roving the Free-Web for Practice Treasures, Wednesday, December 16 and via live Webcast
Faculty: Duncan Alford, Terrye Conroy, David Lehmann, Rebekah Maxwell and Pamela Melton
Client Development Strategies to Weather a Stormy Economy & Keeping Good Clients in a Bad Economy, Friday, December 18 and via live Webcast
Speaker: Roy Ginsburg
For a complete listing of upcoming live CLE opportunities, view the CLE Calendar.
Seminars Direct Online
2009 South Carolina Tort Law Update
A full listing of more than 100 Seminars Direct Online can be found at www.scbar.org/seminarsdirect.
Teleseminars
Attorney Ethics When Changing Firms, Friday, November 20
Inter-Species Mergers: LLCs, C Corps, S Corps and More, Tuesday, December 1
Gift Taxation Update, Thursday, December 3
Compensation Issues in LLCs, Tuesday, December 8
Post-Mortem Estate Planning, Thursday, December 10
Ethics of Client Selection, Friday, December 11
Ethics of Asset Protection Planning, Tuesday, December 15
"Know-How:" Fundamentals of Protecting Your Client's Trade Secrets, Thursday, December 17
For a complete listing of upcoming teleseminars, visit www.scbar.org/teleseminars. If you have difficulty registering for these teleseminars, please e-mail service@webcredenza.com or call 1-800-694-9747.
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