August 17, 2023
Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd, P.A. is proud to announce that Best Lawyers®, a legal peer-review guide, has selected 84 attorneys for inclusion in The 2024 Best Lawyers in America©, including eleven attorneys as “Lawyer of the Year” and nineteen attorneys as “Ones to Watch.”May 03, 2023
Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd, P.A. is pleased to announce that nineteen attorneys have been listed in the 2023 edition of South Carolina Super Lawyers®, including ten attorneys who were named as “Rising Stars.”December 16, 2022
A landowner inherited a family timber tract located in Charleston County originally purchased by their grandfather as a timber investment property in 1936. Since that initial purchase, the family, through three (3) generations, has managed the property for timber production.August 18, 2022
Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd, P.A. is proud to announce that Best Lawyers®, a legal peer-review guide, has selected 85 attorneys for inclusion in The 2023 Best Lawyers in America©, including nine attorneys as “Lawyer of the Year” and eighteen attorneys as “Ones to Watch.”April 29, 2022
Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd, P.A. is pleased to announce that nineteen attorneys have been listed in the 2022 edition of South Carolina Super Lawyers®, including seven attorneys who were named as “Rising Stars.”August 19, 2021
Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd is proud to announce that Best Lawyers®, a legal peer-review guide, has selected 82 attorneys for inclusion in The 2022 Best Lawyers in America©, including five attorneys as “Lawyer of the Year” and eleven attorneys as “Ones to Watch.”April 30, 2021
Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd is pleased to announce that twenty-five attorneys have been listed in the 2021 edition of South Carolina Super Lawyers®, including seven attorneys who were named as “Rising Stars.”October 20, 2020
Effective January 1, 2021, rollback taxes on real property converted from agricultural use to some other use will be imposed in the year of change in use and the three (3) preceding years.September 23, 2020
Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd’s Scott Barnes, Suzi Clawson and Mac McQuillin recently presented at the South Carolina Bar Association’s virtual CLE on South Carolina Limited Liabililty Corporations.September 01, 2020
The sale of real property and certain other transactions in South Carolina subjects the real property to a reassessment for ad valorem property tax purposes (an “assessable transfer”). This reassessment of real property can create a significant increase in the value of the property for ad valorem property tax purposes if the property had been held by the seller for a long period of time at a much lower value.