2018 Advance Sheet

January 20, 2018

A January snapshot of the Murphy & Grantland Law Firm.

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As 2018 begins, a forward-looking snapshot of the Murphy & Grantland law firm.

While favorably resolving several matters of South Carolina insurance law in 2017, J.R. made national news. In the spring, major legal and insurance publications reported on a published opinion from the 4th Circuit. J.R.’s arguments led to the reversal of a lower court ruling which had allowed an EMS driver to claim occupancy of a vehicle even though she was standing across the road at the time of an accident.

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Murphy & Grantland shareholder Anthony Livoti is 2018 President of SCDTAA. His installation came at the group’s 50th Annual meeting in November. Since its inception in 1968, SCDTAA has grown from a group of six lawyers to approximately 1000 members across the Palmetto State.

In the new year, Henry Deneen is picking up right where he left off in 2017. He is on a mission to help attorneys improve their emotional intelligence (EI).

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Ron Diegel enters 2018 as a new member of the Trucking Industry Defense Association. Kerri Rupert joined M&G this past summer. M&G brought Megan N. Walker back home to the Carolinas from Texas. In 2017, Tim Newton answered a call to serve from Advocates International to help a Christian man from China who was seeking asylum.

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