There is one thing I find myself telling almost every client at some point during the process.

There are not many places left where it feels like the whole town shows up for a high school baseball game.

If you have spent enough time around youth sports, you know there are usually two games being played.

As a dad, I find myself wondering what my kids will actually remember.

Most mornings I am up before the sun. That was not always by choice, and I will not pretend it comes naturally every time.

There is something different about practicing law in Moncks Corner.

My ten-year-old daughter asked me a question the other night. She looked me square in the eye and said, “Dad, what exactly do you do all day?”

Before I ever set foot in a courtroom, something else was being built first.

Here’s a hard truth that might not be easy to hear:
We don’t win every case. That’s not to say we don’t give every case everything we’ve got—we do.

You see the verdict. You see the courtroom. You see the outcome.

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