Law

The Charleston School of Law went through a series of high-profile woes between 2013 and 2015, but President Ed Bell said things have turned around for the school. The school is pursuing a permanent campus and is adding new programs. … Read More

If you’ve been told that crime is worse in the Charleston-North Charleston area than in any other part of the state, you’ve been lied to, at least when it comes to the most frequently committed crime in the Palmetto State. … Read More

A Charleston County probate judge suspended Charleston Mayor John Tecklenburg from managing the finances of a 92-year-old former neighbor after discovering that he took out what appear to be personal loans from her accounts. … Read More

S.C. Legal Services, a statewide nonprofit law firm, will use a two-year grant from Equal Justice Works to hire an attorney to represent survivors of human trafficking. … Read More

On the first floor of 1630 Meeting St., at the upper end of the Charleston peninsula, one of the region’s only nonprofit law firms handles its caseload, attempting to bridge the gap between free legal services and private firms. … Read More