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Attorney Charles Whetstone has been practicing law since 1975. As a partner at Whetstone Perkins & Fulda, Mr. Whetstone, along with all of our attorneys, is dedicated and personally driven by the work we do each day.
Charles W. Whetstone, Jr. brings extensive courtroom experience to every case he handles. His legal career began in 1975 as a general practitioner in St. Matthews, South Carolina. He later served as a South Carolina Circuit Court Judge from 1991 through 1998, presiding over civil and criminal matters across the state.
Today, Charles represents clients in complex personal injury and business litigation. His practice includes catastrophic injury, medical negligence, nursing home abuse and neglect, insurance bad faith, defective products, class actions, and workers’ compensation matters.
Charles earned his law degree from the University of South Carolina and has been recognized by South Carolina Super Lawyers, Lawdragon, The National Trial Lawyers, and Martindale-Hubbell. Learn more about attorney Charles W. Whetstone, Jr., including his experience, professional memberships, honors, and areas of practice.
We are passionate advocates for people who have been injured by another person’s negligence, and we also handle a wide array of complex litigation. Our offices are located in Columbia, Myrtle Beach, Kingstree, and Marion. For a complimentary consultation, contact us online today.