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Gregory L. Shelton
SHELTON LAW CAROLINAS
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Tag Archives: South Carolina construction law
Litigating Complex Construction Disputes
Litigating Complex Construction Disputes By: Gregory L. Shelton Shelton Law Carolinas For construction lawyers, there are cases, and then there are cases. Defending a general contractor being attacked from the top by an owner, from the side by the architect, and … Continue reading
South Carolina’s “27-1-15” Letter
South Carolina’s “27-1-15” Letter By: Gregory L. Shelton Shelton Law Carolinas South Carolina law provides the unpaid contractor several effective tools to pry money away from owner or contractor who has a difficult time letting go. One such tool is … Continue reading