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Sarah litigates a wide variety of employment and complex commercial disputes, in the court room and in arbitration. She brings keen intellect, creativity, and rigorous discipline to each matter she handles. Her practice encompasses several key areas, including complex commercial litigation and employment litigation and consulting. As a member of the firm's employment team, Sarah handles discrimination, FLSA wage-and-hour, class action, and FMLA claims and provides employment advice and training to clients. She sets out to understands her client’s organization and culture, and she enjoys counseling clients as employment-related questions arise to protect their workforce. Sarah has also handled a range of complex commercial disputes beyond the employment context, including trade secret litigation, contract disputes, minority shareholder litigation, and franchise litigation. Finally, Sarah enjoys advising and training schools, colleges and universities on compliance and best practices regarding Title IX, FERPA, and many other laws and regulations, as well as advocating for these institutions facing legal disputes.

Practice Areas: Commercial Litigation, Corporate Law; Health Care; Creditors’ Rights; Collection of Foreign Judgments; Employment Law. Admitted: 1992, Georgia; 2003, South Carolina and Tennessee; 2004, West Virginia. Law School: University of Georgia, J.D., cum laude, 1992. College: University of Alabama, B.A., 1989. Member: Savannah Bar Association; State Bar of Georgia; State Bar of W.V.; Tennesse State Bar.. Biography: Phi Beta Kappa. Delta Phi Alpha. Phi Delta Phi. Hatton Lovejoy Scholar. Editorial Board, 1990-1991 and Research and Special Projects Editor, 1991-1992, Georgia Journal of International and Comparative Law. Author: "The Privatization of Socialist Property on East Germany's Path to Democracy," Georgia Journal of International and Comparative Law, 1991. "The Status of the New Value Exception to the Absolute Priority Rule - Norwest Bank Worthington v. Ahlers," Commercial Law Journal, 1992. Presenter, "Partnerships LLCs and LLPs in Georgia" (Lorman Education Services), 1998, 1999 and 2000.

Mark has had the opportunity to practice law in South Carolina for over 15 years. Primarily, his career has been practicing personal injury, helping those injured by the negligence and recklessness of others.. Mark has been able to secure significant resolutions for his clients, from tortfeasors to include not just individuals, but trucking companies, bars who have overserved drunk drivers, manufacturers who have built and designed negligent products, and even the South Carolina Department of Transportation for design and maintenance of roadways. He has left no stone unturned in his pursuit of justice for his clients.. During this time, Mark had the opportunity to appear in courtrooms in almost every country across the State, including the Federal District of South Carolina. He has been able to guide his clients through the rigors of our civil litigation system, from the day they first meet until they’ve secured a verdict from a jury to make them whole.

I have a wide variety of experience in litigation, representing both individuals and companies. I have appeared on behalf of my clients in district and superior courts in eastern North Carolina and in front of the NC Office of Administrative Hearings. I also represent clients in federal court in the Eastern District of North Carolina. I can assist your company with various employment matters such as employment handbooks, employment agreements, unemployment hearings, collections, and contracts.I can assist you individually with estate planning and estate administration including guardianship as well as your family law matters as they occur.I can represent you in matters related to private long-term disability claims as well as social security disability.I have experience in many areas of the law including Administrative Law, Business Planning and Transactions, Business Litigation, Collections, Contract Disputes, Commercial Litigation, Employment Law, Employment Litigation, Estate Planning, Family Law, Guardianship, Healthcare Law, and Social Security Disability.

Eric Tonnsen is a civil litigation attorney. He has tried cases on behalf of business and individuals in cases large and small. He is at his best on his feet, in the courtroom. His fellow South Carolina lawyers have recognized him as a Super Lawyer, among Greenville's Legal Elite, and award him Martindale-Hubbell's highest distinction (an AV rating) for legal ethics and ability.

Chris is a litigation associate where his practice is focused on First Amendment media defense, intellectual property disputes, False Claims Act cases, and a range of other complex litigation, including shareholder oppression, catastrophic personal injury, and antitrust litigation. Chris has served as a law clerk to The Honorable Bruce Howe Hendricks, United States District Judge in Greenville, SC, and has also served as a law clerk to The Honorable C. Weston Houck, United States District Judge in Charleston, SC.

Bill represents both plaintiffs and defendants in civil litigation matters with an emphasis on commercial, real estate, and construction litigation. He has experience in cases involving construction, trucking, products liability, breach of contract, antitrust, defamation, negligence, personal injury, Fair Credit Reporting Act, environmental, copyright, banking, creditor rights, ERISA, telecommunications, insurance coverage, wage payment, and foreclosure and has tried numerous cases to verdict. Bill views the practice of law as a high calling and is committed to its traditional standards of honor, integrity, and justice. Bill also is devoted to his wife and family and strives to play with his four young children on a daily basis. In those rare moments of free time, Bill enjoys the guitar, movies, and ultimate frisbee.

Attorney representing individuals and businesses in a broad array of disputes. Experience includes business litigation, real estate litigation, personal injury, medical malpractice, professional negligence, debtor/creditor rights, insurance litigation, appellate representation, and criminal defense. Jury and non-jury trial experience includes business litigation, real estate litigation, medical malpractice, personal injury, and criminal defense. Driven to provide professional, courteous, and competent service both in and out of the courtroom with an approach tailored to achieve the best possible outcome for each client.

Adam Bach focuses his practice on business litigation, contracts, corporate and transactional matters, construction litigation, intellectual property, warranty litigation, the Uniform Commercial Code, employment and workers’ compensation, and general civil litigation in both South and North Carolina. Adam’s success has earned him the respect of his peers who gave him the highest possible peer review rating, AV-Preeminent, with the oldest peer review rating service in the country, Martindale. Adam was also recently named as a South Carolina Super Lawyer Rising Star in the areas of Business and Commercial Litigation. Adam has a wide range of litigation experience having represented clients in cases as varied as contract disputes and trademark infringement to personal injury and toxic torts.. Adam is a member of the South Carolina Bar Association, the North Carolina Bar Association, the Greenville County Bar Association, and the South Carolina Defense Trial Attorneys Association and is admitted to practice before South and North Carolina State and Federal Courts and the U.S. Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals.. Adam received his Juris Doctorate with honors from the University of South Carolina School of Law. While in law school he earned a number of honors, including Order of the Coif, awarded to graduates in the top 10% of their graduating class, Order of the Wig and Robe, awarded to graduates in the top 15% of their class after their second year, Order of the Barristers, awarded to the top appellate advocates, and was invited into the honorary John Belton O’Neal Inn of Court. While in law school Adam also served as a Research Editor for the American Bar Association’s Real Property, Probate and Trust Journal and was a member of USC’s National Moot Court Team.. Adam received his Bachelor of Arts with honors from Furman University. While at Furman, Adam was a member of several honors societies.. When he’s not practicing law, Adam is with his wife Jamie and their two children, Warren and Cooper. He is active in the community, serving as an elder at First Presbyterian Church and is a member of Greenville’s Downtown Rotary Club.

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Experienced Litigation attorney serving clients in Greenville and surrounding areas.