Making Strides | Women of MGC: Jean Fries
Meet Jean Fries. Jean joined MGC last year as a litigation support assistant in the firm’s Myrtle Beach office.
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Making Strides | Women of MGC: Dorothy Huskey
Meet Dorothy Huskey. Dorothy joined MGC in 2006 as a litigation paralegal in the firm’s Greenville office.
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Making Strides | Women of MGC: Alee Gonzalez
Meet Alee Gonzalez. Alee joined MGC in 2018 as a runner in the firm’s Columbia office. Today, she is a scheduling assistant on the Litigation Support team.
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Tennessee Litigation Update
“Party In Interest” and Declaratory Judgment
Read OnTennessee Litigation Update: TRCP 6.01 and Statutes of Limitation
On January 8, 2016, Jack and Jill file a personal injury complaint in the local circuit court alleging in a personal injury case that “[t]he Plaintiffs’ injuries occurred on January 7, 2015. January 7, 2016 is not a holiday, a weekend, and the day is bright and sunny. The court clerk’s office is open for […]
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In Tennessee, courts have both express and inherent authority to impose sanctions for spoliation.[i]
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A Plaintiff may sue both a manufacturer and a seller of a product alleged to have caused Plaintiff’s injury. Tenn. Code Ann. § 29-28-103(a). The accrual of a products liability action occurs when the Plaintiff is aware of an injury, and when, by utilizing reasonable care, Plaintiff discovers the manufacturer of the product and identifies […]
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Larrystine Bates v. Michael J. Greene
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