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Insurance Defense Attorneys in Charleston, SC

WJCB is an insurance defense firm that proudly represents insurance carriers, employers, self-insured funds, and government entities for workers’ compensation, liability litigation, in Charleston, SC.

We have extensive experience with general and specialized liability matters, litigation, and mediation, including:

  • Personal injury
  • Premises liability
  • Automobile liability
  • Trucking liability
  • Governmental liability (including civil rights litigation)
  • Products liability
  • Medical malpractice
  • Insurance coverage matters
  • Bad faith litigation
  • Construction defect litigation
  • Alternative dispute resolution

Meet our skilled team of insurance defense attorneys below and contact us today to see how WJCB can help you.

charleston contact info

4922 O’Hear Avenue, Suite 301
North Charleston, SC 29405

Phone: (843) 284-1080

Fax: (843) 284-1081

Meet our insurance defense lawyers in Charleston

  • Johnnie W. Baxley, III

  • Hannah Cantolino

    Hannah G. Cantolino

  • Allison Molony Carter

  • Andrew W. Farish

  • Madison T. Hawkins

  • Graham A. Horsman

  • Christopher T. Hourihan

  • Brian P. Hubacher

  • Dana Maurizio Klingener

  • Jordan Lester

    Jordan Lester

  • William H. Lyon

  • Natalie L. Maier

  • George T. Miars

  • Anne Veatch Noonan

  • Andrew T. Smith

  • Mary-Alden Smith

  • G. Troy Thames

  • D. Alan Westerlund, Jr.

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