Justice for All

Many of us have not said these words in years. Once, we said them every school day. Lately, I have been saying those words more frequently as I belong to organizations who start their meetings with the Pledge of Allegiance.  Today, the subject of justice seems to divide us. We argue and fight over its meaning. … Read more

Apathy Towards Suffering?

Written by Brian R. Murphy. As the hurricane season kicks into high gear, our television sets and social media accounts are filled with hurricane news. We see images of flooded and destroyed homes. Our hearts break. We correctly respond to the suffering of others in natural disasters. We donate money. We volunteer. We rightly offer our … Read more

Estate Planning Facts(Guest Post)

Written By Julia C KhaledWoman Helping Senior Neighbor With PaperworkEach of these 13 disturbing estate planning facts is true; but, each situation can be avoided with a strong, individualized, comprehensive, and up-to-date estate plan. ·         If you don’t name a guardian in your will, your minor children could end up with persons you either don’t like or don’t know. ·         If … Read more

How Do We Know if You “Have a Case”?

Written By Frank BentleyInternally at the firm we talk at length about what constitutes a case and if some prospective clients even need to talk to an attorney. I am actually the one who first talks to almost all of our prospective clients. Ultimately I do not make the decision on whether you have a case, … Read more

A Tradition is Born

Written By Joanna HarveyWhen you think about your 4th of July celebration, what comes to mind? Family, games, barbecues, and of course fireworks. But consider for a moment the origin of what we now value as a part of our culture. The highlight of so many peoples Independence Day celebration is the customary fireworks display – … Read more

Movement as a Cure(Guest Post)

Written By Robert PolenikRobert Polenik is the owner of Brutal Iron Gym in Rock Hill, SC. He has many degrees and certifications in his 15 years of personal training history. His goal for Brutal Iron Gym is to teach people how to take control of their health and thus their happiness. The better a person … Read more

“Do you handle _______ cases?”

Written By Laura CogbillWhen I first started working for the Brian R. Murphy Law Firm years ago, we were a Personal Injury Law Firm. Over the years, I’ve helped resolve hundreds of car wreck cases, and Brian has successfully settled many premises claim as well. If you or someone you know has been hurt in … Read more

4 Essential Legal Steps (Guest Post)

Written By Johannesmeyer & Sawyer, PLLCYou’ve worked hard your entire life to build financial security for your family. One day, you hope the legacy you leave allows your loved ones the financial peace-of-mind they need to lead happy, fulfilling lives. It’s a beautiful sentiment, but are you prepared?  At helm., we’ve provided legal counsel to all too … Read more

Make Summer Safety a Priority!

Written By Brian R MurphyAs a parent of elementary-age children and spouse of a teacher, I’ve found that the school calendar drives my family’s activities and seasons. I know that summer is approaching because school testing is completing and classes are planning end of year parties, recognitions, and field days. It’s time to start preparing … Read more

Don’t Wave Me In!

Written By Andy CogbillWaving people in through stopped traffic, or driving through traffic when someone waves you in, creates a dangerous situation and can easily result in a crash. If you’ve been driving for very long, you’ve probably encountered this situation. You’ve just come through a light and you’re coming up to a left turn. … Read more