Sukhpreet Singh

Vick believes communication is the key to everything. He understands the importance of listening to clients, explaining the legal process to them, and answering any questions they may have. He works directly with the client to strive for the best possible result. He takes pride in being honest, accessible, and hard-working. Vick understands that being charged with a crime is merely an allegation, and the beauty of this country is that you are considered innocent until proven guilty. Nonetheless, there will be challenges that come with criminal charges, and he will be right next to you fighting the entire time.

Before passing the South Carolina Bar Exam, Vick earned experience as a criminal defense paralegal. He has worked on a wide spectrum of legal issues, including Murder, Criminal Sexual Conduct, Armed Robbery, Domestic Violence, Assault and Battery, DUI, Drug Offenses, Property Crimes, Traffic Offenses, and School Hearings. Along with being a member of the South Carolina Bar, Vick is on the Diversity Committee of the Young Lawyers Division. Once Vick is in your corner, he will never stop fighting for you.

Vick was born in New Jersey but grew up in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. He graduated from St. James High School and decided to move to Charleston to complete his undergraduate studies at the College of Charleston. While at the College of Charleston, he double majored in Political Science and Communications. Afterward, he attended the Charleston School of Law and was admitted to the South Carolina Bar.

Vick married his high school sweetheart, and they have been together for fourteen years and counting. They live in Myrtle Beach with their daughter and their Boston Terrier. Vick enjoys watching football and basketball. He loves listening to all kinds of music, ranging from hip-hop to heavy metal. His family and friends mean everything to him, and he does everything in his power to show them that. He has been a high school football official, a youth basketball coach, a youth football coach, and an alumni mentor through the College of Charleston.