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Morin v. Innegrity, LLC

Citations

  • 819 S.E.2d 131
  • 424 S.C. 559

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  • reversing the circuit court's trebling of damages when it based its finding that no good faith dispute existed on the jury's verdict
  • reversing the circuit court's trebling of damages when it based its finding that no good faith dispute existed on the jury's verdict
  • \Abuse of discretion occurs when the ruling rests on a legal error or inadequate factual support.\
  • \Section 41-10-80(C) grants the trial court the discretion to award treble damages if it finds there was no bona fide dispute the wages were owed and the withholding was unreasonable and done in bad faith.\
  • \Section 41-10-80(C) grants the trial court the discretion to award treble damages if it finds there was no bona fide dispute the wages were owed and the withholding was unreasonable and done in bad faith.\

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Judges: Hill

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