Horton Law Firm Blog Category: Practice of Law
Taking Government at its Word or Not: Promissory Estoppel
The stage is set for a Supreme Court battle over the whether there is even a scintilla (i.e., a tiny trace) of evidence in an employment-related estoppel claims against the City of Columbia. In Bishop v. City of Columbia, 738 S.E.2d 255 (Ct. App. 2013), retirees... read moreAn Ounce of Prevention: Tips for Getting Better Nursing Home Care
Nobody I know prefers a lawsuit over prevention of harm; of course, sometimes we have little control and cannot prevent all the threats to our safety and health. Having a family member in a nursing home may be one of those times when we have little control. However,... read more20 Years of Practicing Law: Some Lessons Learned
read more2012: Twenty Years as a South Carolina Lawyer
I was admitted to the practice of law in South Carolina on November 18, 1992. Just as watching my children age so rapidly before my eyes amazes me, the realization that I have practiced law for almost 20 years is hard to believe. When I first opened my own practice in... read moreNursing Home Law Basics: Arbitration Agreements
So, you show up to admit your mother or father to a nursing home. You are nervous, sad and stretched thin. The nice people in admissions tell you not to worry. They provide you with much information about the facility and give you an admissions agreement to sign.... read moreStill Have Questions? The best way we can serve you is by starting a conversation.
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