Blog Posts in March, 2020

• Posted By Kahn Law Firm 31-Mar-2020

  Court Coronavirus Info

  This information is being passed along. It is from the South Carolina Supreme Court. "The South Carolina Judicial Branch has established a web page to provide updates on coronavirus-related court closures and operational change. The web page is ...

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• Posted By Kahn Law Firm 26-Mar-2020

  Santee Cooper Warns Customers of Scammers

  Santee Cooper Electric Cooperative is warning customers they have received reports of scammers calling to say they are disconnecting the customer’s power unless they pay their bill immediately using a credit card over the phone. The company ...

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• Posted By Kahn Law Firm 24-Mar-2020

  Emergency Stay at Home Ordinance Legal Services Exception

  Due to the Corona Virus, Charleston has enacted a “stay at home” ordinance. It urges people to stay at home and provides certain excepted essential services, including legal. Should you have a new matter for us to review, new client ...

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• Posted By Kahn Law Firm 6-Mar-2020

  Garda - Cutting Corners while Carting Cash

  Garda trucks have been involved in multiple collisions, including in South Carolina, resulting in death and injury. An interesting article about the many problems has been written and is an interesting read. If you, a friend or a family member was ...

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• Posted By Kahn Law Firm 5-Mar-2020

  Car Recall Information

  This week is Vehicle Safety Recalls Week. Are you wondering if your car is subject to a recall? You can check the NHTSA web site by entering your car's VIN to see if your car needs repairs or is subject to a recall. To find your VIN, look on the ...

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• Posted By Kahn Law Firm 2-Mar-2020

  Kahn Reelected to SC Bar House of Delegates

  On Feb. 18, 2020, the South Carolina Bar announced that Justin Kahn was reelected to the House of Delegates. Kahn has served in that position for several years and is proud to represent the Bar members in the 9th Circuit.

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