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  • Christmas v. County of Georgetown: A New Inverse Condemnation Flooding Case Just Dropped

    August 19, 2026
    Christmas v. County of Georgetown: A New Inverse Condemnation Flooding Case Just Dropped

    The inverse condemnation case law in South Carolina is replete with flooding issues and the state just got another (unpublished) decision by the S.C. Court of Appeals on the matter: Christmas v. County of Georgetown, No. 2026-UP-423 (S.C. Ct. App. August 19, 2026). In Christmas, the Court of Appeals addressed claims arising from flooding caused… Read.

  • S.C. Court of Appeals (perhaps needlessly) clarifies the public hearing requirement for zoning ordinance amendments.

    S.C. Court of Appeals (perhaps needlessly) clarifies the public hearing requirement for zoning ordinance amendments.
    Jul 22
  • Bird Law in South Carolina

    Bird Law in South Carolina
    Jul 21

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