Moore Taylor’s Williams elected to Public Service Commission
July 9, 2018
Moore Taylor Law Firm announces that Justin T. Williams, an associate attorney, has been elected to the 6th District Public Service Commission by the South Carolina General Assembly. Williams has left Moore Taylor to serve as one of seven commissioners who each represent a South Carolina Congressional District. His term commences on July 2, 2018 with investiture scheduled for August 15.
At Moore Taylor, Williams worked as one of two litigation associates and practiced in the areas of civil litigation, workers’ compensation and criminal defense. He also serves as a Captain and Judge Advocate in the United States Army Reserve. Williams earned his Juris Doctor from the University of South Carolina School of Law and a Bachelor of Arts from the University of South Carolina, where he served as Student Body President.
“We are truly sorry to lose Justin, but we are excited for him as he embarks upon his new endeavor,” said Stanley L. Myers, partner at Moore Taylor. “He is a talented trial lawyer who devoted his complete efforts to represent the best interests of his clients. He will be a fantastic commissioner and a credit to the Bar.”
Williams attributes his success as a trial lawyer to his experience as a prosecutor and studying trial practice under Moore Taylor lawyers Jake Moore and Stanley Myers.
For more information about Myers and Moore Taylor Law Firm, visit MooreTaylor.com or call (803) 796-9160. Moore Taylor is located at 1700 Sunset Blvd., West Columbia.
About MOORE TAYLOR LAW FIRM
Moore Taylor Law Firm has represented individuals, businesses large and small and government agencies across South Carolina since 1971. With more than 50 attorneys, paralegals and support staff and offices in West Columbia and Saluda, the firm’s caseload is diverse, but its mission of helping people, not just handling cases, is singular.
