Civil Appeals

Taleff v. City of Greer, 284 S.C. 510, 327 S.E.2d 363 (1985).

Our office represented one of the parties on the appeal.

Landowner sued a municipality for damages caused by drainage of surface water to his property. The Trial Court ruled in favor of the municipality and was affirmed on appeal.

Mathis v. Burton 319 S.C. 261, 460 S.E.2d 406 (Ct. App 1995).

Our office represented one of the parties on the appeal.

A grantee of a deed was sued to set aside a conveyance. The Trial Court granted the relief and was affirmed on appeal.

State v. Holloway 262 S.C. 552, 206 S.E.2d 822 (1974).

Our office represented one of the parties on the appeal.

Appellant signed a surety bond for defendant’s appearance. Defendant failed to appear. The Trial Court forfeited one half of the bond. It was affirmed on appeal.

U B. McClain v. Arnold, 275 S.C. 282, 270 S.E.2d 124 (1980).

Our office represented one of the parties on the appeal.

Plaintiff sued Newspaper for publishing a story alleging that Plaintiff had arrested a man, a lawsuit for false arrest ensued, and it was determined that another person had made the arrest. The Trial Court granted summary judgment to the newspaper and was affirmed on appeal.

Griffin v. Van Norman, 302 S.C. 520, 397 S.E.2d 378 (1990)

Our office represented one of the parties on the appeal.

Plaintiff sued for fraudulent representations about a house purchased being free of termites and moisture damage. The seller cross complained against the termite exterminator claiming the seller was free of responsibility and exterminator was at fault. The Trial Court agreed and granted relief to the seller in the form of equitable indemnity.

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