02Aug
South Carolina Abolishes Common-Law Marriage: The Impact On Workplace Law
The South Carolina Supreme Court just ruled that the state will no longer recognize common-law marriages. This decision will have a direct impact on South Carolina workplace law, requiring many employers to adjust their employment policies and...
By:
Fisher Phillips
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