by Jeremy R. Summerlin | Apr 28, 2026 | Employment Law
On April 2, 2026, a Greenville jury slammed Prisma Health with a whopping $300,000 abuse of process verdict based on Prisma’s efforts to ruin an employee’s state licensure. Why? Because the employee needed to breast pump at work in order to feed her infant... read more
by Jeremy R. Summerlin | Apr 24, 2026 | FMLA
Yesterday, a federal jury in Spartanburg, South Carolina found that Spartanburg Community College (SCC) had unlawfully retaliated against Dr. Chipley Bennett and violated his FMLA rights after Dr. Bennett used protected FMLA leave to take care of his 93 year old... read more
by Jeremy R. Summerlin | Apr 22, 2026 | Sexual Harassment
If you are a South Carolina employee who is dealing with uncomfortable or inappropriate behavior at work, whether from a co-worker or a manager, then you may wondering: what is sexual harassment in South Carolina? Is this actually sexual harassment? Or am I... read more
by Jeremy R. Summerlin | Apr 7, 2026 | Employment Law
On Monday, Judge Timothy Cain ordered BMW to pay an additional $390,000 in back pay to Plaintiff Kelly Dawsey [Read More: Judge Cain’s Order on Economic Damages, Filed April 6, 2026]. You may recall that Mrs. Dawsey won a $5.1 million verdict against BMW on... read more
by Jeremy R. Summerlin | Apr 6, 2026 | EEOC, Employment Law
First they come for your jury trial rights, and next they come for your EEOC filing deadlines! Companies will do almost anything to subvert an employee’s right to a jury trial. One of the most popular efforts is sliding an arbitration provision into the huge... read more