At the law firm of Futeral and Nelson, LLC, the mission of our lawyers is to serve the communities of Charleston, Mount Pleasant, and other areas in South Carolina by providing high quality legal services to individual clients and businesses in an efficient, timely, and professional manner that adheres to the highest standards of excellence and integrity, and to charge fees that are fair and appropriate for our clients.
Our attorneys in Charleston, South Carolina are committed to safeguarding our clients' legal rights in both state and federal court. Our lawyers represent clients in a many legal matters including family court, personal injury, worker's compensation, products liability, business disputes, medical and legal malpractice, wrongful death, and incorporations. We also represent defendants regarding state and federal crimes including misdemeanors and felonies.
The key to our success as lawyers in Charleston depends upon our clients' satisfaction with our services. Our attorneys take a "customer-service" approach which includes:
Technology is essential to the practice of law in the 21st Century. At the law firm of Futeral & Nelson, LLC, our lawyers and paralegals have access to some of the latest advancements in software and equipment to assist them with case management, client communications, and courtroom presentation:
There are three basic fee structures for our legal services. These types of fees depend upon the nature of legal work involved. In all cases, we work with our clients to come up with fee options and payment plans that fit within their budget, which include: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . For more information regarding how our lawyers can assist you with your legal needs, please browse our web site or contact us locally at (843) 284-5500, toll free at (877) 913-5500, or email info@charlestonlaw.net.
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