When you are hurt,
the next stepsshould be clear.
Seven years defending insurance companies.
Now on your side of the table.
James E. Brogdon III, founder
Brogdon Law Group helps injured people understand their options — and fights fearlessly for them against the insurance companies counting on them to settle for less.
Where the firm can help
If you were hurt because someone else was careless, start here.
Case type
Car accidents
Crashes caused by careless drivers — rear-endings, intersection collisions, distracted and impaired driving — and the injuries that follow you home from them.
Plain-English overview, not legal advice.
The firm’s record
Actual Results
2,050,000
Personal injury settlement in a vehicle rollover case.
1,030,000
Wrongful death settlement involving a tractor trailer.
711,000
Personal injury settlement for injuries caused by a drunk driver.
446,000
Personal injury settlement for minor injuries following an accident with a drunk driver.
275,000
Settlement under the South Carolina Tort Claims Act arising out of an assault on a student that occurred on school premises.
Disclaimer: Every case is unique, and prior results do not guarantee future outcomes.
Request a Case ReviewHis goal is to give clients not just a good lawyer, but someone they can trust and turn to.
The next step
Three steps, no maze.
You don’t need to know whether you “have a case” to start. You need one clear conversation.
Tell us what happened
In your own words — by form or by phone. No legal vocabulary required, and no obligation created by reaching out.
Speak with the firm
A real conversation with the practice, not an intake script. The goal is understanding your situation clearly, and helping you navigate it.
Understand your options
You leave knowing what your options are and how the firm can help you — even if the honest advice is that you don’t need a lawyer.
Or call the firm — Columbia (803) 306-1776Marion (843) 734-2710
Why Brogdon Law Group
A new firm, built the way an injured person would design one.
Because we are focused on fighting to obtain the best recovery possible for our clients and are committed to communicating with them every step of the way.
Common questions
Asked before, answered plainly.
Someone from the firm reviews what you sent and follows up to arrange a conversation. That first conversation is for understanding what happened and whether Brogdon Law Group may be able to help — it is not a commitment, and it is not a sales call. You leave it knowing your realistic next step.
The honest answer: no responsible lawyer can tell you without knowing the facts — your injuries, your treatment, how the injury has changed your work and daily life, and who was at fault. Be cautious of anyone who quotes you a number before learning any of that. What the firm can do is evaluate your specific situation and explain, plainly, what tends to matter in valuing a claim like yours.
Not before you understand what you’d be giving up. Settlement papers are generally final — once signed, a claim usually cannot be reopened, even if your injury turns out worse than you thought. A quick offer is not automatically a bad one, but its timing is rarely an accident. Having it reviewed first costs you a conversation; signing too soon can cost much more.
Costs-and-expenses language still required by SC Rule 7.2
We don’t get paid unless you get paid.
Start with a conversation.
A conversation with Brogdon Law Group is for understanding your options — not a commitment, and not a sales call. Start where you are.