Columbia Federal Crimes Law Firm
Overview
CURRENT PRACTICE
Greg & Johnny are South Carolina criminal defense attorneys. Their practice is focused on criminal litigation in federal and state courts with a commitment to providing the highest quality legal representation to a select clientele. With over 18 years of trial court experience, they specialize in handling federal and state cases across South Carolina. They have also defended clients facing serious criminal prosecutions in the trial courts of ...
CURRENT PRACTICE
Greg & Johnny are South Carolina criminal defense attorneys. Their practice is focused on criminal litigation in federal and state courts with a commitment to providing the highest quality legal representation to a select clientele. With over 18 years of trial court experience, they specialize in handling federal and state cases across South Carolina. They have also defended clients facing serious criminal prosecutions in the trial courts of ...
CURRENT PRACTICE
Greg & Johnny are South Carolina criminal defense attorneys. Their practice is focused on criminal litigation in federal and state courts with a commitment to providing the highest quality legal representation to a select clientele. With over 18 years of trial court experience, they specialize in handling federal and state cases across South Carolina. They have also defended clients facing serious criminal prosecutions in the trial courts of Florida, North Carolina and New Jersey.
PHILOSOPHY
Since 1993, Greg & Johnny have successfully represented doctors, lawyers, professional athletes, law enforcement personnel, politicians, and working men and women from all walks of life. Their clients have also included corporations and corporate officials. They always protect the privacy of their clients and treat each situation with dignity and respect. Greg & Johnny have a history and a philosophy of placing their clients' interests first. This way, they can carefully and strategically plan and execute the best outcome for almost any situation.
Greg & Johnny have handled numerous cases that attracted media attention-local, state and national. They always seeks strategies to minimize his clients' exposure to the media and they are always successful. One strategy is their own calculated aversion to trumpeting their successes to the media or the public. Some law firms and attorneys seek the limelight for themselves; however, the light always shines on their clients as well. They have found that being the subject of an investigation or a criminal charge is stressful and difficult. Publicity only exacerbates the stress and often creates inflexibility of prosecutors, judges, and investigators. Some of their most outstanding results have been in mostly empty courtrooms or behind closed doors in a conference room. Their promise to their clients has been, and will be, absolute confidentiality and the best effort to shield them from the intrusion of the media.
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