CRIME & COURTS

Who Owns Your Lawyer? S.C. Court Considers Private Equity in Law Firms

The court is seeking public comment on whether outside investors could threaten lawyers’ independence and client confidentiality.

by JENN WOOD *** The South Carolina supreme court is considering whether to tighten its rules
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2 comments

Noseyone Top fan September 17, 2026 at 8:39 am

I am so sick of private equity term! This has been going on for years, and it is no ones fault other than the business owner that sold out to it!

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Bill September 17, 2026 at 12:28 pm

These are not INVESTORS! They are all crooked bankers, hedge-funds, and other Wall Street crooks. Looking to steal more money. Courts can stop them. So, they buy the courts, lawyers, and your Freedoms. The attack on the US Democracy is coming from Wall Street crooks. Who think Unrestricted Capitalism can save them from the public’s rope and tree hanging. THEY ARE SO WRONG.

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