Hurricane Irene Seen Skirting Florida, Possibly Landing in Carolinas August 23, 2011 By Manuel Jimenez Hurricane Irene was expected to strengthen over the next few days and could hit the southeastern United States as a...
Insurers Oppose Change in South Carolina Workers’ Compensation Medical Fees August 22, 2011 By Michael Adams A new South Carolina regulation for calculating medical fees in worker injury cases has set off opposition from insurers and...
South Carolina Law to Curb Copper Theft Takes Effect Next Week August 12, 2011 By Seanna Adcox South Carolina law enforcement officers said they hope a new state law will cut down on thieves destroying air-conditioning units,...
Radioactive Leak at South Carolina Nuclear Plant Being Investigated July 14, 2011 Federal nuclear safety inspectors are investigating a radioactive waste leak at a Fairfield County, South Carolina nuclear power plant amid...
Death in South Carolina Golf Cart Accident Raises Seat Belt Issue July 8, 2011 By Cassie Foss Golf-cart accidents rarely cause serious injury or death in Beaufort County — only about a half-dozen have been documented in...
South Carolina Lawmakers Agree on Copper Theft Bill June 17, 2011 A South Carolina bill designed to curb thieves from ripping copper from air-conditioning units and farm irrigation systems is heading...
South Carolina Governor Expected to Sign Lawsuit Limits Bill June 6, 2011 By Jim Davenport Punitive damage payouts for lawsuits will be limited for the first time in South Carolina under a bill the Legislature...
South Carolina Bill to Curb Copper Theft Goes to Governor June 6, 2011 A South Carolina bill banning cash payments for copper appears one vote away from Gov. Nikki Haley’s desk. The House...
Hub Completes Acquisition of South Carolina Agency June 2, 2011 Chicago-based broker Hub International Limited has completed the previously-announced acquisition of First Southeast Insurance Services, Inc., an insurance brokerage firm...
South Carolina Senate Approves Limits on Lawsuits Damages June 2, 2011 By Jim Davenport The South Carolina Senate has given approval to a bill limiting lawsuit punitive damages, but bucked South Carolina Gov. Nikki...