Harry C. Brown Sr - Ridgeland, SC
Lawyers in Ridgeland, SC
PO Box 1739 Ridgeland, SC 29936 - 1739
Updated: 02/15/2026
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Hired Law firm 2021-2023Usually I try to give people the benefit of doubt when doubted. After careful consideration, I feel compelled to use this platform for someone less fortunate who is in need of a good attorney. Harry Brown is NOT a recommended attorney if you're in need of good success for an injury. My opinion he's a F+ rated counselor with questionable credentials. His arsenal is equipped with no ammunition or auxiliary, he's basically a weak naive attorney wanna be. To add there's no soldier in him to fight the opposition on the other side. Totally disoriented which is an embarrassment and insult to his own race of people who supposedly represent. To reiterate, I feel obligated what is essentially worth mentioning to fore warn someone before retaining Harry Brown Law Firm for counsel. Basically he sat on my case for almost two years without accomplishing anything. His so-called assistant shamefully acts as she's the attorney who has zero credentials of know-how. Hopefully this would be a help to someone who is injured and needs a good attorney who is fortified and ready to go to battle on your behalf and who's not looking for a simplistic case such as being rear ended by an 18 wheeler. Harry Brown Law Office is NOT recommended.
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