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Anderson, W. Sterling II

W. Sterling Anderson II - Columbia, SC

Attorney at Montgomery, Patterson, Potts & Willard, L.L.P.

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1812 LINCOLN STREET SUITE 100 POST OFFICE BOX 11886 Columbia, SC 29211 - 1886

(803) 799-2755 Call Now Website Website

Updated: 03/03/2026

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  • 2.0 Professional Competence
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    • ADR, Arbitration & Mediation
    By Anonymous on Feb. 19, 2020
    Consulted Attorney 2020
    Very pushy. My attorney warned me that he may be like that but I was hoping he’d be wrong. I paid $120 for a session I didn’t ask for, only for this mediator to try and push me into a deal I did not want and expressed so. He wanted the 3 hour session over as quickly as possible and he also did NOT relay the things my attorney requested him to. My atty was literally frustrated with this man because of this and declared an empass as the information not getting relayed to the opposite party makes a HUGE difference when we’re trying to agree on details..
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Columbia, SC

1812 LINCOLN STREET
SUITE 100
POST OFFICE BOX 11886
Columbia, SC 29211 - 1886

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Phone: (803) 799-2755

Fax: (803) 799-2755

Website: http://www.mppw.net

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