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Robert J. Reeves is a seasoned trial attorney based in Fort Mill, South Carolina, with over 35 years of experience in the legal field. A proud alumnus of the University of South Carolina School of Law, Robert has been licensed to practice law in South Carolina since 1989 and in North Carolina since 1996. His extensive background equips him with a comprehensive understanding of various legal complexities, particularly in the areas of personal injury and insurance law. Specializing in serious personal injury and wrongful death cases, Robert focuses on representing clients who have suffered catastrophic losses or permanent injuries. His unique perspective as a former Registered Nurse gives him invaluable insights into complex medical issues, while his experience as a former insurance defense attorney enables him to adeptly navigate the intricacies of insurance negotiations. He prepares each case meticulously for trial, ensuring that his clients are well-represented and informed throughout the process. Robert prioritizes open communication, providing clients with direct access to his mobile number and email, so they can reach out whenever they have questions or concerns. In addition to personal injury law, Robert also has a dedicated practice in criminal law, particularly in DUI, DWI, and felony DUI cases. His extensive trial experience, coupled with specialized training in DWI investigations and standardized field sobriety testing, allows him to effectively challenge the prosecution's case. Understanding the severe consequences of DUI offenses, Robert is committed to protecting his clients’ rights and seeking optimal outcomes for their situations. With a steadfast dedication to his clients, Robert J. Reeves remains a trusted advocate in Fort Mill and the surrounding regions.
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