Class-action suit says Toyota 4-Runners are dangerous
Plaintiff’s attorney says excessively corroded frames pose safety hazard
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Tides Turning for Charleston School of Law
The school is ranked among the best in the country for professors and quality of life by the Princeton Review.
Charleston School of Law celebrates large graduating class
On Sunday, 108 students graduated from Charleston School of Law during their 12th May commencement ceremony.
Interviews with Attorney J. Edward Bell III
J. Edward Bell has accepted an invitation to join an exclusive group of the nation’s best trial lawyers known as the Inner Circle of Advocates.
Camp Lejeune Update
The Federal Government will begin paying monetary benefits to veterans who were exposed to contaminated water at Camp Lejuene.
Camp Lejeune Water Contamination
As reported in multiple news outlets, the Federal Government has agreed to pay $2.2 billion over the next five years to provide benefits to veterans exposed to contaminated water at Camp Lejuene over a 30-year period.
Charleston School of Law Team Wins 6th Consecutive National Tax Moot Court Title
Some liken it to winning the Super Bowl in pro football. Such is the distinction of capturing the annual National Tax Moot Court championship, held in St. Petersburg, Florida.
Medical Error Is the #3 Cause of Death in America
When you think of the leading causes of death in the country, most people think of heart disease, cancer, stroke, even accidents. Few people realize that one of the top killers is also one of the most insidious and least talked about: medical error and negligence.
Talcum Powder Lawsuits on the Rise
The first signs of trouble for talcum powder emerged in the ‘70s, as scientists found a link to cancer in women—case studies showed that talc was deeply embedded into ovarian cancer.
A Dollar & Change – Inside the Life of Ed Bell
Business Black Box magazine recently featured Bell Legal Group founder Ed Bell in a profile written by Jordana Megonigal.