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Suing a Business Partner in South Carolina: Why the Wrong Lawsuit Gets Dismissed

Short answer: When a business partner takes money, misuses company assets, or breaches their duties, the injury usually belongs to the company, not to you personally. In South Carolina, that means you generally cannot sue in your own name. You have to bring a derivative action on behalf of the company, and you have

DAOs and the Foundation Myth

For much of the last decade, the blueprint for launching a decentralized project was simple: set up an offshore foundation, assign it ownership of the

Attractive Hubs for Web3 Companies (Part I)

Choosing a permanent home for your company is a decision not to be taken lightly. This three-part series explores global hubs for Web3 companies, comparing

Juries Still Exist in Declaratory Judgment Actions: Lawyers Just Forgot

Somewhere along the procedural line, lawyers started treating declaratory judgment actions like purely equitable matters, handled by judges alone. That assumption is wrong. South Carolina

Navigating Holiday PTO: A Guide for South Carolina Employers

Thanksgiving turkeys are already on the horizon, Christmas lights are winking from storage bins, and New Year’s resolutions are… well, still in draft form. But

Keeping Chaos in Check: Building Repeatable Workflows for Complex Litigation

Managing multiple litigation matters at once can feel like juggling flaming torches, each one with its own deadlines, filings, and client expectations. For legal project

When Fair Use Meets the Machine: The Unsettled Law of AI Training

The past year has turned “fair use” from a sleepy copyright doctrine into a front-page legal debate. As artificial intelligence models learn to write, paint,