Category: Firm News

The Joye Law Firm team has shifted the scales of justice – literally!  Our team embarked on a nine-week Wellness Challenge with the goals of increasing our step counts, losing weight and staying healthy. The program, the first of its kind…

Good food prepared from cherished recipes nourishes the body and lifts our spirits. To spread some culinary cheer during this challenging time, the attorneys and staff at Joye Law Firm have recently updated our cookbook to share some more of…

The South Carolina law firm has the most attorneys listed by Best Lawyers of any firm in Charleston in the practice areas of personal injury and workers compensation – claimants  Joye Law Firm is pleased to announce that 11 attorneys…

The South Carolina injury law firm is proud to have six attorneys recognized by their legal peers We are pleased to announce that six attorneys in Joye Law Firm’s North Charleston office have been selected for inclusion in the 2020 edition of The…

Joye Law Firm is proud to have been the Start/Finish sponsor of the 2019 See Spot Run 5K Run-Walk in Columbia on Saturday, May 4, 2019. The family and pet-friendly event is a fundraiser to support the work of the…

Article By Attorney Ken Harrell When I was a young lawyer at the corporate law firm of Nelson, Mullins, Riley, and Scarborough, one of the first things my first boss told me was “never leave your office until all of your…

Joye Law Firm is pleased to announce its 2019 Scholarship Contest. The law firm will provide six $2000 scholarships to graduating seniors in South Carolina who plan to attend a four-year institution for higher learning during the fall. Our selection committee…

By: Attorney Ken Harrell My father-in-law Jim (that’s Dr. James Morrell to most of you) was a prince of a man. After getting over his initial shock when his Garden City, New York-raised daughter brought home this southern country bumpkin for…

Many nursing homes in South Carolina face the problem of understaffing. For some of these nursing homes, the problem reflects a national shortage of qualified nurses – one that is “on the cusp of becoming a crisis,” according to The Atlantic….

Self-driving cars are being hailed as the future of transportation. By taking human error out of the picture, these cars – also called autonomous vehicles or robot cars – are expected to drastically improve traffic safety in South Carolina and…