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Tom Turnipseed is a dedicated and seasoned attorney based in Columbia, South Carolina, with a practice rooted deeply in the principles of justice and equality. As a founding partner of Turnipseed & Associates, LLC, Tom has been a stalwart advocate for individuals seeking redress in civil rights, social security, and personal injury cases. With a remarkable 600 years of combined experience within his firm, Tom embodies a legacy of legal excellence and an unwavering commitment to his clients. Tom's practice is driven by a passion for defending the rights of the underrepresented and marginalized. His expertise in civil rights law has empowered countless individuals to challenge injustices and seek fair treatment under the law. In the realm of social security, Tom provides compassionate guidance to clients navigating the complexities of securing essential benefits, ensuring they receive the support they need. His proficiency in personal injury law is marked by a relentless pursuit of justice for those wrongfully harmed, aiming to secure the maximum compensation for his clients to aid in their recovery and future well-being. At Turnipseed & Associates, LLC, Tom fosters a client-focused approach, characterized by open communication and personalized strategies tailored to each client's unique circumstances. His dedication to the legal profession is mirrored in his commitment to the community, where he actively engages in initiatives to promote social justice and legal education. Clients trust Tom not only for his extensive legal knowledge but also for his integrity and unwavering dedication to achieving the best possible outcomes. Located at 1337 Assembly Street in Columbia, Tom Turnipseed continues to be a beacon of hope and advocacy for those in need of expert legal representation.
Civil rights attorneys protect individuals whose constitutional rights have been violated. They fight against discrimination, police misconduct, and other civil liberties violations. Common matters include police misconduct, discrimination, voting rights, first amendment.