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Chappell Smith & Arden files class action lawsuit
Posted on 01/25/08On January 25, 2008, Chappell Smith and Arden filed a class action lawsuit against a national insurance company and several of its subsidiaries in federal district court in Columbia, South Carolina. The Complaint, brought on behalf of a proposed class of South Carolina employers, alleges that the insurance companies engaged in a long term scheme of insurance and premium abuse to the detriment of employers who puchased workers' compensation insurance through one of the defendant companies.
Spartanburg welcomes a new Chappell, Smith and Arden location...
Posted on 01/14/08Chappell Smith and Arden announces the opening of its upstate office, located at 200 Library Street, Spartanburg, South Carolina. With offices now in every region of the state, Chappell, Smith and Arden can service any of our clients’ needs with convenience and ease.
Chappell, Smith and Arden open a new location in Charleston, SC...
Posted on 01/14/08Chappell Smith, and Arden announces the opening of its Charleston office, located at One Poston Road, Charleston, South Carolina. W. Beau Busch will now maintain a full time office in Charleston, South Carolina, to help Chappell, Smith, and Arden better serve our lowcountry and coastal clients.
Chappell, Smith and Arden welcome David Bornemann...
Posted on 01/14/08Chappell, Smith, and Arden announces that David M. Borneman has joined the firm's Columbia office as an associate practicing in the firm's workers' compensation team. David is a 2006 graduate of the University of South Carolina School of Law and recently completed a clerkship with the Honorable Paul M. Burch, Resident Circuit Court Judge for the 4th Judicial Circuit.
Chappell, Smith, and Arden announce a new major case...
Posted on 01/14/08Chappell, Smith, and Arden founding partner Mark D. Chappell has been appointed the lead Plaintiffs’ Liaison counsel in the In Re Graniteville Cases pending before Judge Margaret B. Seymour in Federal District Court in Columbia, South Carolina, which arise out of the January 6, 2005, train derailment and chlorine gas spill in Graniteville, South Carolina.
