Attempt To Toss Charleston Day Lawsuit Denied

Will, maybe you should consider speaking with Prof. Medlin and Desa Ballard regarding Alice Paylor’s incredible but short lived success in front of Judge Price in their case. As you may recall, Desa and Prof. Medlin testified in front of the Commission at Price’s public hearing. In their case, judge Price self-assignment of the matter to his docket after Judge Mullen’s had the case for five years and denied Alice Paylor’s former partner’s two motions to dismiss. Alice Paylor enters the case and Judge price Will ruling on a routine matter assigns the case to himself and lo and behold he grants summary judgment in favor of Ms. Paylor’s client months later and accuses the other side of skating to the edge of ethics. While this case was on appear to the SC Court if Appeals the SC Supreme Court takes it on their own initiative and dismisses the case via summary judgment orders Price signed which were word for word prepared by Alice Paylor. Judge Price granted Alice Paylor’s clients motion for summary judge in the Bonita Steed case which affectively recognized someone else as having title to property resulting in an elderly black women under a conservatorship being declared to have no ownership interest in the home. Yes, the SC Court of Appeals reversed Judge Price’s motion for summary judgment granted in favor of Alice’s clients in the Bonita Steed case as well. Just recently, Judge Price denied an injunction involving the Charleston County School Board relating to the placement of the Superintendent on leave. Yes, Alice Paylor was counsel for the CCSD who argued against the injunction in front of the Honorable Bentley Douglas Price.