Miller|Conway, Goose Creek Personal Injury Attorneys, are pleased to report that a pending South Carolina bill will allow for electronic proof of automobile insurance if passed. The new law will allow drivers to carry copies of their insurance cards on … Continue reading
An Update on Immigration Reform | Goose Creek Immigration Lawyers
Once the Border Security, Economic Opportunity and Immigration Modernization Act was introduced to the Senate Judiciary Committee for consideration, the Committee quickly came to at least a partial decision on the issue of border control. The committee determined that the … Continue reading
ABT Settlement Agreement offers new processes to asylum applicants also applying for work authorization | Goose Creek Immigration Lawyers
Miller|Conway, Goose Creek Immigration Lawyers, are pleased to report that under the ABT Settlement Agreement, certain individuals who intend on filing an asylum application or have already done so are entitled to new procedures relating to the crediting of time … Continue reading
Legal Limit for Blood-Alcohol Content Likely to be reduced from .08 to .05 | Charleston DUI Lawyers
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) met yesterday in Washington to discuss the legal limit for drivers’ alcohol consumption. The Board firmly recommended that all 50 states lower the threshold on their blood-alcohol content laws from .08 to .05 in … Continue reading
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Bill 3170: Potential Change in grounds for divorce | Goose Creek Divorce Lawyers
Miller|Conway, Goose Creek Divorce Lawyers, are pleased to report that review of a proposed amendment to the South Carolina Constitution regarding grounds for divorce is currently pending with the House Judiciary Committee. The primary goal of this amendment is to … Continue reading
Medicare’s Right to Subrogation: How Far does it Extend? | Charleston Personal Injury Lawyers
Separate from the settlement in a personal injury case, an injured party may receive payment if they have liability or no-fault insurance of their own. Some of the most common forms of liability or no-fault insurance are UIM (Underinsured Motorist … Continue reading
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Immigration Reform Bill meets Senate Judiciary Committee May 9, 2013 | Charleston Immigration Attorneys
The Border Security, Economic Opportunity and Immigration Modernization Act, better known as the Immigration Reform bill, is being considered by the Senate Judiciary Committee today, May 9, 2013. The legislation was originally introduced on April 17, but over 300 amendments … Continue reading
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Financial Relief for Stay-at-Home Parents Seeking Divorce | Charleston Divorce Attorneys
Miller|Conway, Charleston Divorce Attorneys, are pleased to report that there may be some relief for those who are frustrated by the financial burden imposed by divorce proceedings. Divorces are often financially stressful, but that stress may seem even more overwhelming … Continue reading
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Provisional Waivers | Charleston Immigration Lawyers
Miller|Conway, Charleston Immigration Lawyers, are pleased to report that due to a new USCIS policy effective March 4, 2013, certain immigrant visa applicants who are immediate relatives of a U.S. citizen can apply for provisional unlawful presence waivers before they … Continue reading
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Protect Our Youth Event | Goose Creek Criminal Defense Attorneys
Ross E. Miller was a panelist at the South Carolina Bar’s Protect Our Youth Event at Berkeley High School on March 25 ,2013. Other panelists included attorneys from the Berkeley County Solicitor’s Office and a local law enforcement officer. The panel … Continue reading
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