Practice Areas The Right Lawyers for Your Unique Case
The Horton Law Firm is based in Greenville, S.C., and our attorneys practice throughout South Carolina. We take pride in our strong reputation for resolving complicated problems in a variety of practice areas. When litigation is necessary, our aggressive litigators have experience in several legal practice areas in both state and federal courts.
The skilled lawyers at Horton Law Firm can represent clients with a variety of legal concerns. We have experienced attorneys in Greenville working in the areas of:
- Employment Law, including representing employees in harassment and discrimination cases, unpaid wages, contract matters, and FMLA issues
- Business and Corporate law, including formations, purchase and sale transactions, and corporate housekeeping
- Business and Civil Litigation
- Personal injury
- Real Estate Law, including Commercial and Residential real estate transactions and developments.
Contact us today to speak with one of our Greenville lawyers with the right experience for your case. Or learn more about our legal practice areas below:
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