Labor and Employment Law for South Carolina Lawyers, 5th Edition - Volumes I and II - 2023-2024 Supplement (Download) Out of Stock
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2023-2024 Supplement edited by: M. Malissa Burnette, James A. Byars, Grant Burnette LeFever, and Leigh M. Nason
Contributing authors: Laura A. Ahrens, Meyoshia S. Bethea, Cherie W. Blackburn, H. Matthew Blasko, Deborah Casey Brown, M. Malissa Burnette, Ann Louise Brown Cauble, Jack E. Cohoon, Amanda K. Davinson, Joseph D. Dickey, Jr., David E. Dubberly, William L. Duda, J. Scott Falls, William H. Floyd III, Sarah M. Gable, Alllison Chalmers Hawkins, D. Michael Henthorne, R. Hayne Hodges III, Amy Y. Jenkins, Matthew K. Johnson, Ashley Kutz Kelley, Phillip A. Kilgore, Grant Burnette LeFever, Janet Q. Lewis, Angus H. Macaulay,Eugene H. Matthews, Ellison F. McCoy, John T. Merrell, Alexa L. Morris, Sara P. Morris, Leigh M. Nason, L. Marshall Coleman Newton, Harriet C. O’Malley, Ashley R. Parr, Elizabeth B. Partlow, Tucker S. Player, J. Paul Porter, George A. Reeves III, Stephanie Ramia Sandifer, Andreas N. Satterfield, Jr., Franklin G. Shuler, Jr., Nekki Shutt, Frank. S. Stern, Hannah D. Stetson, Ashley C. Story, Carlee A. Taber, George A. Taylor, Christopher R. Thomas, J. Hagood Tighe
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