Brendan Green is a firm believer in justice for all. That is why he has dedicated his legal practice to representing victims in cases where others have caused them harm. He battles to protect their interests and fights for their rights.

Brendan represents clients in a full range of personal injury, wrongful death, dangerous product, and medical malpractice cases. His cases have included tractor-trailer accidents, motorcycle accidents, accidents involving DUI, workplace and industrial injuries, nursing home abuse, and daycare injuries. His legal experience allows him to build a strong case for every client, one that demonstrates both the extent of the injury and spells out its impact on the lives of victims and their loved ones.

He has taken on insurance companies on behalf of clients in personal injury cases and vehicle accidents ranging from relatively straightforward to complex. He has experience in intricate malpractice cases with multifaceted issues, including catastrophic injuries and wrongful death.

No matter the case, he realizes the importance of fast action. In addition to South Carolina statutes of limitations that determine deadlines for filing lawsuits, there also are practical reasons for rapid responses. A skilled attorney begins gathering evidence and interviewing immediately, while memories are fresh and documentation is easier to unearth. Brendan always is poised to spring quickly into action.

Brendan is unrelenting in pursuing the compensation for injuries, mental anguish, pain and suffering that clients need to move forward with their lives. His laser focus is on clients’ needs, making sure they have the care and support required now and in the future. Sometimes, that means a quick and fair settlement with an insurance company. In other situations, if a company or individual tries to deny responsibility, a longer battle might be necessary. Brendan always is prepared to fight for as long as it takes, in the courtroom or through negotiations.

Brendan is a magna cum laude graduate of the University of South Carolina School of Law. He holds a bachelor’s degree in history from Florida Atlantic University.