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Lee Floyd is an associate practicing in insurance coverage and subrogation litigation, products liability, commercial transportation and professional negligence. He also performs pro-bono work for the office of the South Carolina Attorney General, serving as a special prosecutor in criminal domestic violence prosecutions. Lee graduated from Wofford College, and he received his Juris Doctor from the University of South Carolina. While in law school, he served on the Editorial Board for the South Carolina Law Review and participated in Moot Court. He also won the Roberts’ Most Outstanding Research Paper Award. Lee worked as a law clerk for Collins & Lacy prior to joining the firm in 2007.
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Licensed in South Carolina for 18 years
State: South Carolina
Acquired: 2007
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Location
Collins & Lacy, PC
P.O. Box 12487, Columbia, SC, 29211
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Experience
Honors
2012
Midlands Legal Elite, Greater Columbia Business Monthly
Associations
Defense Research Institute
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American Bar Association
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South Carolina Bar
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Richland County Bar Association
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International Society of Primerus Law Firms
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Education
2007
University of South Carolina School of Law
JD - Juris Doctor
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Wofford College
BA - Bachelor of Arts
Publications
2007
South Carolina Law Review
South Carolina Tort Law: For Whom the Statute of Limitations Tolls — The Epstein Court’s Rejection of the Continuous Representation Rule