Ross Miller appears on the Today Show on NBC
Miller|Conway’s Ross Miller appeared on the Today Show on NBC on December 8, 2016. The footage of Ross’ appearance is available here.
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Ross Miller Named 2016 South Carolina Super Lawyer Rising Star
Goose Creek attorney Ross Miller has been selected to the 2016 South Carolina Super Lawyers Rising Stars list. Each year no more than 2.5 percent of the lawyers in the state are selected by the research team at Super Lawyers to receive this honor. Super Lawyers, a Thomson Reuters business, is a rating service of outstanding lawyers […]
Mount Pleasant Votes to Ban Texting While Driving | Charleston Personal Injury Lawyers
On Tuesday night, Mount Pleasant Town Council voted to ban texting while driving. The vote, which has been put into effect by an immediate ordinance, also “applies to viewing, taking or transmitting images, playing games and viewing or retrieving email and other electronic data,” according to the Post and Courier. Cellular and other handheld devices […]
KIDS Act: One step in the “step by step” approach to immigration reform | Charleston Immigration Lawyers
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor and Judiciary Chairman Bob Goodlatte (both of Virginia) recently proposed a new bill, tentatively titled the KIDS Act, which aims to allow new options for undocumented children who entered this country illegally. Cantor and Goodlatte both see it as a necessary step in the “step-by-step approach the House is taking […]
Recent South Carolina case may change police procedures during DUI arrests | Goose Creek Criminal Attorneys
On July 10, the South Carolina Court of Appeals published their opinion in State v. Henkel, a case dealing with the legal requirement of video at DUI stops. The case addressed SC Code section 56-5-2953, which applies when a person violates either section 56-5-2930 (operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or […]
Uninsured Motorist Provisions and “John Doe” | Charleston Personal Injury Lawyers
An unusual “hit and run” incident made headlines in Jasper County earlier this month when an unknown SUV caused a Ridgeland Police vehicle to run off the road and collide with a tree. The driver of the SUV left the scene and was therefore unidentifiable once the incident had been reported. The South Carolina Highway […]
United States v. Windsor: How does it work? | Goose Creek Family and Immigration Attorneys
Last week the Supreme Court of the United States announced their landmark decision of United States v. Windsor, which declared Section 3 of the federal Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) unconstitutional. Section 3, which defined “marriage” and “spouse” as specifically excluding same-sex partners, was struck down in the Opinion issued June 26, 2013. But what […]
David P. Conway named “Star of the Quarter” by the South Carolina Bar Young Lawyers Division
Miller|Conway is proud to announce that The South Carolina Bar’s Young Lawyer Division has named David P. Conway as a “Star of the Quarter” for his outstanding efforts in orchestrating a Wills Clinic in March of this year. On March 16, 2013, David Conway and three other local attorneys, along with two volunteer law students, […]
Supreme Court sides with adoptive family in Baby Veronica case | Charleston Child Custody Lawyers
Yesterday, The Supreme Court of the United States issued its decision on the South Carolina “Baby Veronica” case, which initially made headlines back in 2011. Baby Veronica, approximately 1.2% Cherokee Indian, was adopted by a South Carolina couple selected by her biological mother with the understanding that the biological father had relinquished his parental rights. […]
Planning and Information: the keys to success during a divorce | Goose Creek Divorce Attorneys
If you are considering divorce or have already begun the process, being informed and appropriately planning for the future are the keys to a successful outcome. Although finances are usually prominent in the minds of those seeking a divorce, minor but important details are often overlooked. In regard to investments: plan, plan, plan. Keep close […]