Landmark HMO lawsuit opens in Greenville
A landmark state HMO case opened in Greenville over whether negligent care can be attributed to an HMO. David Dykema, a 38 year old GE plant engineer, died after a missed clot diagnosis amid teaching hospital care.
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Greenville
Salem
HMO
South Carolina
David Dykema
General Electric
Dykema
Companion Healthcare Corp
Michael Parham
Parham
Companion
Greenville Memorial Hospital
Woman pleads guilty in trooper murder case
In Orangeburg South Carolina Betsy Rourk Kemmerlin 42 pleaded guilty to accessory after the fact in the 27 year old murder of State Trooper Roy O Caffey The court suspended a 10 year sentence to time served and placed her on five years probation Prosecutor Walter Bailey said she identified two alleged accomplices and a plea deal avoided murder charges.
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Orangeburg
South Carolina
Betsy Rourk Kemmerlin
Roy O. Caffey
Ms. Kemmerlin
Luke Brown
Walter Bailey
Caffey
Bailey
Bailey Has Said Ms. Kemmerlin
Ben
Lee Mizzell
McMaster pins Beasley downfall on GOP alienation
State GOP Chairman Henry McMaster argues former Gov. Beasley lost support by turning off GOP voters at a Charleston County Republican meeting. He cites Beasley’s controversial flag move, the influence of video poker backers, and a campaign overrun by Democrats as factors in Beasley’s defeat to Hodges.
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Charleston
Republican Party
Henry McMaster
David Beasley
Beasley
McMaster
Charleston County
Republican Executive Committee
Hodges
Assembly
Fred Collins
GOP
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Brodie & Massey
Lawyers
General Practice of Law
Brad A. Brodie
RAY Massey
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Aiken
Jcpenney
Ty Jordan Family
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