CategoriesCOVID-19, force majeure provisions, and impossibility of performance
How does the Coronavirus impact your contractual rights? People are exercising social distancing and being quarantined; restaurant, retail, and event venues are temporarily shutting down; and group celebrations are being postponed and canceled. With everything going on, it is understandable if your first thought is not “how does COVID-19 impact my contractual rights?” However, for […]
Molly Campolong represents CREW Midlands at Network Summit in New Orleans
COLUMBIA, SC – Molly McDonald Campolong, an associate with Robinson Gray law firm in Columbia, represented CREW Midlands, the Columbia chapter of Commercial Real Estate Women, at the organization’s Network Winter Leadership Summit in New Orleans, Feb. 14-15. CREW is a business networking organization dedicated to supporting the achievements of women in commercial real estate, […]
How to Change Your Voter Registration
This is a topic that is very familiar to me—I just did it last week when I moved. It is extremely easy to change your voter registration in South Carolina and there are several ways to do so. First—and what I wish I had known—you can simply change your address with the South Carolina Department […]
Have You Amended Your LLC’s Operating Agreement? Here’s Why You Should.
The auditing requirements for partnerships and limited liability companies taxed as partnerships have changed. If your LLC is taxed as a partnership, not updating your LLC’s Operating Agreement could end up costing you power over the actions of your LLC and money. In 2015, Congress enacted the Bipartisan Budget Agreement of 2015, or the BBA. […]
Sowell Gray Robinson is pleased to welcome new associate Molly McDonald
Sowell Gray Robinson Stepp & Laffitte, LLC is pleased to announce attorney Molly McDonald has joined the firm as a new attorney. Molly graduated from the University of South Carolina Honors College in 2012 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science and English. She earned her Juris Doctor from Emory University School of […]
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