Summerville Attorneys: Summerville, South Carolina

Lawyers volunteer to give free wills to first responders

First responders and police put their lives on the line every day to protect the public. Now volunteer attorneys are giving back to help them.

First Person: We Survived the Downturn, Now It Is Time to Grow and Prosper

When I started Sloan Law Firm in 2006, we were 95 percent devoted to real estate closings. We also file corporate papers for new business as well as wills and estate planning as well, but we focused on finding and maintaining a book of business doing home purchase and re-finance transactions. My paralegal and I had such a good reputation and there were so many closings to do. The firm was ...

Mining issue taken under advisement

The future of what’s left of an island in the North Platte River remains unknown as a district court hearing Friday involved mostly attorneys defending their clients.

Charleston Workplace Injury Lawyers Get Behind Campaign to Stop Construction Site Falls

Falls are a leading cause of construction site fatalities, but coordinated safety efforts can prevent them in South Carolina and across the U.S., says Joye Law Firm’s Ken Harrell.North Charleston, S.C. (PRWEB) May 17, 2012 With the construction season under way in South Carolina, the Charleston workplace injury lawyers at Joye Law Firm are joining the call to raise awareness about the threat of ...

West Side News & Notes

CUYAHOGA FALLS — A workshop for nonprofit organizations and municipalities interested in applying for 2013 Community Development Block Grants (CDBG) and HOME Investment Partnership Grants will take place May 17 at 9 a.m. at the Quirk Cultural Center, 1201 Grant Ave.

Also, chicken raising now easier in city

GREEN — Green residents were given an early opportunity to communicate concerns with an ordinance that would change the zoning of several acres of land in their neighborhood and left officials with homework to complete before the public hearing on the matter.

Fulton Honors Those Who Save Lives

The City of Fulton held its annual police and fire awards ceremony Wednesday evening, a chance to thank officers, firefighters and others for their efforts in fighting crime and saving lives. Mayor Ron Woodward applauded the city firemen and police officers, who have had to cope with budget cuts and recently accepted pay freezes. "Even though they're strapped more now than I've seen in the 20 ...