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South Carolina convenience store owner, employees arrested for tax fraud
A South Carolina convenience store owner and two employees have been arrested by agents from the South Carolina Department of Revenue on more than 27 tax-related charges
Japan honors Greenville attorney with Order of the Rising Sun
Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP partner Henry M. “Buzz” Burwell has been honored by the government of Japan with the Order of the Rising Sun, Gold Rays with Rosette.
South Carolina man sentenced to federal prison for unemployment fraud
A Florence man and a woman from Florida have been sentenced after pleading guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud related to unemployment insurance benefits
South Carolina tax preparer pleads guilty to preparing false returns
A South Carolina man recently pleaded guilty to two counts of filing false tax returns. Jeffrey Harmon of Lexington entered a guilty plea after his jury trial had begun, according to
South Carolina woman sentenced to federal prison for tax and pandemic-related fraud
A Sumter woman has been sentenced to federal prison for submitting false tax returns and a fraudulent Payroll Protection Plan loan
Grant supports rights of Black property heirs in South Carolina
The Center for Heirs’ Property Preservation has been awarded a $300,000 grant over two years from the Wells Fargo Foundation to support its educational outreach and legal assistance to heirs’ property residents.
Law firm opens first South Carolina location in Greenville
Spencer Fane LLP announced the opening of new office space in Greenville, S.C., reinforcing the firm’s commitment to making legal services available to local and national clients.
Merger of one of Columbia’s largest law firms now official
The merger between one of Columbia's largest law firms and an Alabama firm became official on Saturday, April 1.
Georgia couple arrested for tax fraud in South Carolina
A Georgia couple was arrested on tax fraud charges March 22 by agents from the South Carolina Department of Revenue.
Law firm relocates Charleston office to Morrison Yard development
The move allowed the firm to redesign its Charleston footprint based on new trends in the legal industry, while also positioning it for future growth.
Charleston man pleads guilty to pandemic-related fraud
A Charleston man has pleaded guilty to defrauding the Small Business Administration.
Law firm expands with new Charleston office
The move comes at a time of significant expansion for the firm's South Carolina office, which also added several key attorneys.
