Dayne Phillips Attorney

Dayne Phillips Attorney is a criminal justice attorney in Columbia, SC. The firm represents clients facing felony and misdemeanor charges, handling cases that range from murder and drug charges to DUI, domestic violence, and gun offenses. Specific practice areas include Boating Under the Influence, professional and nursing license defense, prostitution, solicitation, federal theft, appeals, and Post-Conviction Relief. The team serves a wide geographic area across SC, including Columbia, Charleston, Columbia, Greenville, and Fort Jackson. The firm holds a 5.00 rating based on 194 reviews.

The legal team includes Dayne Phillips, Chad Propst, Courtney Powers, Jessica Baldwin, Wayne Montgomery, Sukhpreet "Vick" Singh, and Andrew Watson. Their stated goal in every case is to achieve the best possible result for clients through hard work and open communication. The firm emphasizes defending the Constitution and ensuring that defendants have the opportunity to tell their side of the story, particularly in cases where charges may be incorrect or excessive. Dayne Phillips has provided expert commentary on the SC Supreme Court's decision regarding the Alex Murdaugh verdict, appearing in media outlets including The New York Post, WLTX, MSNBC, and Yahoo News. The firm also maintains an in-house private investigator and produces podcasts covering SC criminal law, substance abuse, and mental health. While the local team practices primarily in SC, they are part of a broader law firm structure that includes attorneys in Washington DC, Maryland, and Virginia.

Dayne Phillips Attorney maintains a strong local reputation, reflected in consistently high customer ratings and an established track record built on a large base of customer reviews. This standing is supported by the firm's extensive media presence and its focus on direct client communication throughout the legal process.

Services:

• Boating Under the Influence
• DUI
• Domestic Violence
• Drug Charges
• Nursing License Defense
• Professional License Defense