Allen Legal

Allen Legal is a personal injury law firm in Charleston, SC. The firm represents injured individuals and families in SC, Georgia, and beyond, focusing on cases where the stakes are highest. Primary practice areas include auto accidents, truck accidents, catastrophic injuries such as traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injuries, amputations, and severe burns, as well as wrongful death, motorcycle accidents, and pedestrian and bicycle accidents. The firm operates on a contingency fee basis, meaning clients pay nothing unless the case is won, and offers free case reviews to help individuals understand their rights before making a decision. Allen Legal is licensed in five jurisdictions: SC, Georgia, Tennessee, Illinois, and the District of Columbia. The firm has tried over 50 cases in multiple jurisdictions.

Attorney Samuel K. Allen is the founder of Allen Legal. He has been a full-time litigation attorney since 2001 and has tried over 50 cases in multiple jurisdictions on behalf of individuals and businesses. He is known for direct, aggressive advocacy and for treating every client with personal attention. The firm describes itself as a lean, focused practice, ensuring that cases receive real attention from an experienced attorney rather than being handled by a high-volume team. Allen Legal does not represent insurance companies or corporations; it represents only injured people. The firm emphasizes holding negligent parties fully accountable and pursuing maximum compensation for life-altering harm.

The firm holds a rating of 5.00 based on 4 reviews. This positive feedback reflects the experience of the customers who have reviewed the firm. Allen Legal is recognized among the Top 40 Under 40 by National Trial Lawyers.

Allen Legal serves injured residents of Charleston, SC, and the surrounding regions of SC and Georgia. The firm’s focus on serious injury cases and its trial experience distinguish it within the local personal injury legal market.

Services:

• Insurance Dispute Resolution
• Personal Injury Representation