Rosen Hagood

06/08/2026

Congratulations to Jessica McDonald on earning her Certified Paralegal (CP®) credential! We’re proud to celebrate this well-deserved achievement and her commitment to excellence.
Read more: https://rosenhagood.com/jessica-mcdonald-achieves-nationally-accredited-certified-paralegal-credential/

04/27/2026

In celebration of Administrative Professionals Day, we spent time together at a candle making class - an opportunity to connect and reflect our appreciation. We are truly thankful for all that our team does each day to support our clients and keep our firm running seamlessly!

03/12/2026

We're thrilled to announce that David Haselden has been named Equity Member of Rosen Hagood. Please join us in congratulating David on this well-deserved achievement!

Read more about this recognition on our blog:

Rosen Hagood, LLC is proud to announce that David Haselden has been named an Equity Member of the firm, effective January 1, 2026. This milestone reflects David’s outstanding legal skill, dedication to…

12/12/2025

Starting January 1st, South Carolina's Dram Shop Laws will change significantly. Read our latest blog post by Mary Harriet Moore to learn about the implications for restaurants, bars, and victims of drunk driving accidents.

https://rosenhagood.com/major-changes-to-south-carolina-dram-shop-law-coming-january-1-2026/?utm_source=SocialMedia&utm_medium=Facebook&utm_campaign=DramShop26

12/05/2025

We're thrilled to announce that Elizabeth Nicholson has been named Fellow of the Construction Lawyers Society of America (CLSA)!

Read more about this recognition on our blog: https://rosenhagood.com/elizabeth-f-nicholson-named-fellow-of-construction-lawyers-society-of-america/?utm_source=SocialMedia&utm_medium=Facebook&utm_campaign=CLSAFellowEFN

12/04/2025

Rosen Hagood is proud to announce that Chip Bruorton was named a fellow of the Construction Lawyers Society of America (CLSA)!

Read more about this recognition in our blog post:

https://rosenhagood.com/james-atkinson-chip-bruorton-iv-named-fellow-of-construction-lawyers-society-of-america/?utm_source=SocialMedia&utm_medium=Facebook&utm_campaign=CLSAFellowCAB

12/01/2025

Taylor Ambrosius published an article, "Mastering Arbitration: A Practical Guide for Lawyers in South Carolina," in SC Lawyer Magazine. Her article outlines the essential considerations South Carolina attorneys should keep in mind before beginning the arbitration process.

Learn more about the article in her latest blog post:

https://rosenhagood.com/navigating-arbitration-in-south-carolina/?utm_source=SocialMedia&utm_medium=Facebook&utm_campaign=TBAArbitrationArticle

11/13/2025

Yesterday, Chip Bruorton spoke to the Engineering/Commercial Law, Ethics, Safety, and Contracts class at The Citadel about Environmental and Labor laws as they relate to the construction industry. This is his second time presenting to the class on this subject.

These complex areas of law continue to evolve, and we're grateful for opportunities to share knowledge and engage with the next generation of construction industry professionals.

11/13/2025

22 million workers are exposed to hazardous noise levels every year.

If you're a federal employee working in shipyards, construction, or aviation—or if you need to shout to be heard by coworkers just feet away—you could be at risk for permanent noise-induced hearing loss.

Many federal workers don't realize they may be eligible for compensation, including:

- Up to 200 weeks of compensation at 75% of salary

- Hearing aids at no cost

The signs are often subtle at first: ringing in your ears after work, temporary hearing loss, or difficulty understanding speech. But the damage to your inner ear nerve endings is usually permanent.

If you're experiencing these symptoms, it's worth understanding your options.

Read our FAQ guide to Workers' Compensation Claims for Noise-Induced Hearing Loss:

https://rosenhagood.com/faq-claims-for-noise-induced-hearing-loss/?utm_source=SocialMedia&utm_medium=Facebook&utm_content=hearinglossfaws1125

11/12/2025

Fiduciary relationships arise in a number of business relationships, including between investment advisors and their clients, officers and directors of publicly traded companies and their shareholders, and between parties involved in the purchase and sale of securities.

These relationships create a legal obligation where the fiduciary (the individual who owes the duty) is required to act in a manner that is consistent with the best interests of the other person or entity.

When a fiduciary fails to act in their beneficiary's best interest, they may be liable under breach of fiduciary duty or constructive fraud.

This blog post breaks down the differences between the two:

https://rosenhagood.com/breach-of-fiduciary-duty-vs-constructive-fraud/?utm_source=SocialMedia&utm_medium=Facebook&utm_content=breachfiduciaryduty1125