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The “South Carolina Tort Law Update” seminar is an institutional favorite of attorneys who practice personal injury and tort law. A faculty of experienced and distinguished presenters provide useful guidance on recent developments, with a focus on the kind of practical application that will help you win your next case. The 2009 program features discussions on the rights and responsibilities of control and “proptorts,” home purchasers, taxing structured settlements, an update on the tort claims act, and on preparing a dramshop case. The program also offers a view from the bench by Justice Costa Pleicones and an important hour of legal ethics by Professor Greg Adams. As always, we will conclude the day with Professor Robert Felix’s annual case law and statutory “review and preview”.
As a companion to this online seminar, we highly recommend that you order a copy of the 2009 SC Tort Law Cumulative Supplement in addition to the downloadable course materials. Order your copy from the tort law section of our online publications store.
This is a seminar you cannot afford to miss; so register today to get the best tort law teaching and resources available in South Carolina!
AGENDA
Welcome and Opening Remarks
Professor F. Patrick Hubbard
University of South Carolina School of Law
“Proptorts” and the Rights and Responsibilities of Control
Professor F. Patrick Hubbard
University of South Carolina School of Law
View From the Bench
The Honorable Costa M. Pleicones
Associate Justice, South Carolina Supreme Court
Legal Ethics for Litigators
Professor Gregory B. Adams
University of South Carolina School of Law
Taxing Structured Settlements
Professor Brant J. Hellwig
University of South Carolina School of Law
Rights of Home Purchasers
Professor Stephen A. Spitz
Charleston School of Law
Preparing a Dramshop Case
Harry L. Goldberg, Esquire
Finkel Law Firm, LLC
William R. Padget, Esquire
Finkel Law Firm, LLC
Tort Claims Act Update
William H. Davidson II, Esquire
Davidson & Lindemann, PA
Review and Preview
Professor Robert L. Felix
Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Law, University of South Carolina School of Law
Prof. F. Patrick Hubbard The Hon. Costa M. Pleicones, Associate Justice, South Carolina Supreme Court, Columbia, SC Prof. Gregory B. Adams, University of South Carolina School of Law Prof. Brant J. Hellwig, University of South Carolina School of Law, Columbia Prof. Stephen A. Spitz, Charleston School of Law, Charleston, SC Harry L. Goldberg, Esq., Finkel Law Firm, LLC, Columbia, SC William R. Padget, Esq., Finkel Law Firm, LLC William H. Davidson II, Davidson & Lindemann, PA Prof. Robert L. Felix, University of South Carolina School of Law
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