The National Association of Legal Assistants recently published a piece written by our own Laura Butler Peirano in their publication Facts & Findings. In the article, Laura recalls her experience at a county-run methadone clinic and rehabilitation center. There she provided methadone maintenance therapy (MMT) to clients as part of her Masters-level practicum. Later, at Yarborough […]
Last fall, Charleston Business magazine began honoring the Lowcountry’s top lawyers, dubbing them “Legal Elite”. We are proud to announce that this year, all three of our partners were given the honor. Please join us in congratulating David Yarborough, William Applegate, and Douglas Jennings on their recent accolade. This recognition is especially meaningful as nominations […]
This week, David Lail attended the Charleston County Sheriff’s Office 2nd Quarter Awards Presentation in North Charleston. Paula Schaefer, whose 4-year-old daughter was killed by a drunk driver, received a Citizen’s Award at the ceremony for her work with MADD’s Victim Impact Panel program. Paula is a frequent presenter at MADD Victim Impact Panels where […]
On Saturday, April 14, Yarborough Applegate’s David Lail and his family returned to Columbia to “Walk Like MADD” for their second year. The Yarborough Applegate team proudly met their personal fundraising goal, and Mothers Against Drunk Driving exceeded their goal for the event, raising nearly $38,000 for their efforts to prevent and eliminate drunk driving. […]
Recently, Yarborough Applegate attorney Christopher J. Bryant, and paralegal Lindsey Rash, visited Sanders-Clyde Elementary for the school’s career day. Bryant and Rash visited five classrooms, including Ms. McCall’s 3rd grade class, pictured above, and enjoyed talking with the students and answering questions about careers in law. We would like to thank Sanders-Clyde for inviting us, […]
In honor of Alcohol Awareness Month, we wanted to tell our readers a bit about our partnership with Mothers Against Drunk Driving, or MADD. We often represent victims of drunk driving and know first-hand the devastating effects these tragedies have on the victims and their loved ones. We fight for these victims and against the […]
In honor of Alcohol Awareness Month, we wanted to tell our readers a bit about our partnership with Mothers Against Drunk Driving, or MADD. We often represent victims of drunk driving and know first-hand the devastating effects these tragedies have on the victims and their loved ones. We fight for these victims and against the […]
We’re just over a month away from the Columbia Walk Like MADD and the Yarborough Applegate team lead by attorney David Lail is gearing up to walk for the second year in a row. Yarborough Applegate has served as a national MADD partner and event sponsor for the past two years working closely with MADD […]
Yarborough Applegate attorney David Lail and paralegal Amy Johnson recently presented at The National Association of Legal Assistants (NALA), the leading paralegal association in the U.S. Their webinar, Dram Shop/Liquor Liability Litigation, is the second of two webinars they’ve presented over the past year. During the presentation, Lail and Johnson guided attendees through the process […]
Photo of attorney Chris Bryant and paralegal Amy Johnson with Tricounty Family Ministries staff. Yarborough Applegate was proud to be one of the sponsors of the first annual Tricounty Family Ministries “Helping Families In A Pickle” Luncheon at Charlestowne Landing on November 5. As a faith-based, non-profit providing food, clothing, medical care, counseling, job placement, […]
Early this week, Claudia Newbern, assistant principal at North Charleston’s R.B. Stall High School, stopped by the office to present William Applegate with a plaque in appreciation of the firm’s $7,500 donation to its English as a Second Language (ESOL) program. Just about 30% of Stall students are in the ESOL program, and Yarborough Applegate’s […]
Our attorney David Lail and his family traveled to Greenville on September 17th to participate in Walk Like MADD, an annual event to remember and support victims of drunk driving. The Walk exceeded its fundraising goal of $18,000, topping out at nearly $25,000 with funds raised from 234 participants and 19 teams. In part of our […]