How to Subscribe to South Carolina Lawyers Weekly and What Subscribers Get

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South Carolina Lawyers Weekly (sclawyersweekly.com) is a legal news publication covering South Carolina courts, verdicts, opinions, and the state's legal community. You can subscribe through the site's subscription page at sclawyersweekly.com/subscribe, and you can also sign up for a free daily email digest, the SCLW Daily Record Newsletter. The site does not publish its current pricing or subscription terms in the material available here, so check the subscribe page directly for rates and what each tier includes.

How to subscribe

  1. Go to https://sclawyersweekly.com/subscribe.
  2. Choose the subscription option you want (the site presents subscription offers on that page).
  3. Complete checkout. The available site data does not list which payment platforms are accepted, so confirm this on the page itself.
  4. Watch for a confirmation email and set up your login if subscriber access requires one.

If you only want headlines and a daily roundup rather than full subscriber access, use the SCLW Daily Record Newsletter signup instead. Signing up for the newsletter means you agree to the site's Privacy Policy, per the signup notice on the page.

What subscribers get

Based on the publication's own description and the content visible on the site, subscriber access centers on:

  • Legal news — daily coverage of South Carolina legal developments, including high-profile matters such as the Alex Murdaugh defense filings and Attorney General announcements.
  • Daily court opinions — published opinions and digests, including U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit and South Carolina Court of Appeals decisions across topics like constitutional law, criminal practice, trusts and estates, administrative law, and taxation.
  • Verdicts & Settlements — reports on case outcomes, such as a prison lifer found liable in a 2009 rape and murder, a Five Points bar dram shop settlement, a fatal ambulance crash recovery, and a record award in a faulty transmission case.
  • Hard-to-find resources — the publication describes itself as offering resources for the South Carolina legal community that are otherwise difficult to locate.
  • The Power List and contributor content — including nomination calls such as the Employment Law Power List, plus legal tech coverage and contributed pieces.

The newsletter delivers a "daily digest of South Carolina Daily News," which is a lighter-weight option than a full subscription.

Subscriber vs. newsletter: which fits your need

Need Best option
Full access to news, opinions, and verdicts/settlements Paid subscription via /subscribe
Daily headlines and a summary digest SCLW Daily Record Newsletter
Tracking a specific case or court Subscription, since opinion digests and verdict reports sit behind subscriber content
Occasional reading Newsletter first, then upgrade if you need the full archive

Common snags

  • Pricing isn't shown in advance here. The site's available data confirms a subscribe page exists but does not state current rates, so don't assume a price or that access is free.
  • Two different signups. The newsletter and the paid subscription are separate; signing up for the digest does not necessarily give you full opinion and verdict access.
  • Login requirements. If subscriber content prompts a login, use the account created at checkout rather than the newsletter email alone.

For current terms, cancellation rules, and any group or firm rates, check the subscribe page or contact the publication directly, since those details are not included in the information available here.