Criminal defense, personal injury and civil litigation lawyers, Charleston SC.
Williams & Walsh is a women-owned eminent domain, criminal defense, and plaintiff’s litigation law firm offering nothing less than intelligent, effective, efficient, and empathetic service to all clients.
The foundation of our law firm is the understanding that any legal situation is a crisis in the client’s life. We are devoted to responding to a client’s crisis at a moment’s notice, and to effectively and efficiently handling each client’s case in an intelligent, non-judgmental, and supportive manner.
The attorneys at Williams & Walsh are dedicated to keeping our clients informed of the status and developments in their case, and to ensuring that our clients are more than satisfied with our legal representation.
We are able to quickly assemble and collaborate with a team of investigators, advisors, and/or leading industry experts based upon the particular circumstances of each case as needed.
We pride ourselves on our experience, accessibility, and results, and consider our representation in each matter a service, not a product. Because of this philosophy, our representation of you will be tailor-made to your background, your situation, your needs and your desired results.
Our lawyers provide representation throughout Charleston, SC and surrounding areas including Berkeley County, SC and Dorchester County, SC.
Call us at (843) 722-0157
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We are also available to help with bond hearings
News and Blog
Charges are dropped for teen, man accused of tying up, killing North Charleston resident
An attorney for a 16-year-old North Charleston boy cleared in a murder case Friday said the teenager never should have been charged with tying up and killing a man earlier this year.
‘Not Guilty’ – Cromwell released after jury clears him of all charges in 2012 murder case
Not guilty. Not guilty. Not guilty. Those are the verdicts the jury responded with in the murder trial held last week in Barnwell.
An investigation gone very wrong
One man was a college student working toward a career as a sports agent…