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Meet
Our Attorneys Vernie L. Williams
Vernie was admitted to the South Carolina Bar in 1995. He was Assistant Solicitor for the Third Judicial Circuit from December of 1995 until October of 1996, when he became the Multi-jurisdictional Task Force Prosecutor for the Third Judicial Circuit. While he was assistant solicitor, Vernie prosecuted numerous criminal cases for crimes ranging from property offenses to murder. Education Law Vernie works in all areas of school law, with a current emphasis on student discipline, special education, personnel, and all types of litigation. Vernie has handled numerous student discipline hearings held before hearing officers and/or school boards and provided advice to school districts in addressing the needs of special education students. He has also handled several special education due process hearings. Based on his experience as a prosecutor, Vernie has assisted school districts in many matters involving criminal charges brought against District employees. He has handled teacher dismissal hearings before school boards. Vernie has also successfully defended school districts in jury trials for claims brought on such matters as student assaults. South Carolina, 1995 Clemson University, B.A., Political Science and English, 1991 Professional Associations and Memberships: American Bar Association Vernie is a graduate of Williamsburg County Schools. His wife is an elementary education teacher in Richland County School District Two. They have one son who attends school in Richland School District Two and two pre-school aged sons. Born: Kingstree, South Carolina, March 23
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