South Carolina Super Lawyers Articles

Whether facing racism, sexism or homophobia, M. Malissa Burnette doesn’t back down Featuring M. Malissa Burnette

Elder law attorney Franchelle C. Millender on getting benefits to people who have fallen out of the social safety net Featuring Franchelle C. Millender

Criminal defense attorney Beattie B. Ashmore has encountered a wild world of Ponzi schemes and dinner-time shootings Featuring Beattie B. Ashmore

Henry L. Parr Jr. finds himself at home and in good company Featuring Henry L. Parr, Jr.

Celeste Jones is well-known for her expertise in health care litigation. She is also the go-to person when someone faints in the courtroom Featuring Celeste T. Jones

Barbara George Barton debunks the myths around Chapter 11 and explains the impact the recession has had on her practice Featuring

The third Gedney M. Howe continues his father’s tradition of amassing successful results for his clients Featuring Gedney M. Howe, III

Lewis Smoak credits relationships and early education for his success Featuring Lewis T. Smoak

Dawes Cooke represented The Citadel when Shannon Faulkner sought to become the first woman to enroll at the military college Featuring M. Dawes Cooke, Jr.

Super Lawyers asks: What’s the best piece of advice you’ve received? Featuring Pamela E. Deal, ...

Where did the South Carolina criminal defense attorney learn his most valuable lessons? Inside a New York City taxicab Featuring Andrew J. Savage, III

Ken Suggs remembers his roots Featuring Kenneth M. Suggs

Victoria Eslinger holds court from Columbia to Cannes Featuring Victoria L. Eslinger

Like her literary heroes, Anne Ellefson's happy ending seemed predestined Featuring

J. Kendall Few combines his two passions: writing and the law Featuring J. Kendall Few

I.S. Leevy Johnson’s legendary legal career began in a funeral home

Betsy Gray’s determination fuels her career

The law chose George Cauthen; now he chooses to give back Featuring