Walker Gressette Linton, LLC

Walker Gressette Linton, LLC is a law firm in Charleston, SC, located at 66 Hasell Street. The firm defends persons and businesses that have been sued and represents individuals harmed by the wrongdoing of others. Its practice covers recovering financial losses from contract breaches, land condemnation, defective construction, and physical injuries including pain and suffering. Attorneys litigate large business and personal injury cases in state and federal courts, assessing complex cases to develop strategies for judges and juries. The team represents property owners in condemnation proceedings for highways and public projects to ensure just compensation for taken land and damage to remaining property.

The firm has decades of combined experience representing water, electric, and solar utilities in litigation and rate proceedings before the SC Public Service Commission (PSC). Attorneys handle appeals for utilities seeking appellate review of PSC decisions, working cooperatively with regulatory agencies while addressing specific operational needs. WGL litigates administrative matters such as zoning, government permitting, and property tax valuations. The team assists landowners in obtaining permits from local boards and state agencies like SC DHEC, including residential dock, marina, critical area, and beachfront land use permits. These matters are handled through the appeals process to the Administrative Law Court, the SC Court of Appeals, and the SC Supreme Court. The firm is available for case referrals from other lawyers and often collaborates on high-value cases.

The office is located at 66 Hasell Street, Charleston, SC 29401, with a mailing address at PO Box 22167, Charleston, SC 29413. Phone is (843) 727-2200 and fax is (843) 727-2238. Lawyers include G. Trenholm Walker, Thomas P. Gressette, Jr., John P. Linton, Jr., Jennifer Ivey, James W. Clement, and Brandon Crowder.

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Walker Gressette Linton, LLC combines extensive litigation experience with specialized knowledge in utility regulation and administrative law to serve clients in Charleston.

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