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May 13, 2026
Beattie Ashmore
In a case with national implications, the United States Supreme Court will allow the plaintiff’s case to proceed to trial in Federal court in South Carolina. Ashmore is the local counsel for the plaintiff’s trial team.
Stay tuned for more details and what this could mean for federal contractors in the future.