Thank you for taking the time to visit our website. Our law firm, veteran owned and operated, is headquartered in Moncks Corner, South Carolina. We represent people in DUI, Criminal Defense, Personal Injury, Domestic Litigation, Worker's Compensation, Juvenile Defense, Social Security, VA Disability, Military Law, and other legal matters. We apply the same values, commitment, selfless service and fight at Vannoy | Murphy as we do in uniform.
Please contact us today at (843) 761-0610 or through the contact page on this website to schedule a confidential interview.
Please contact us today at (843) 761-0610 or through the contact page on this website to schedule a confidential interview.
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I was extremely fortunate to learn from one of the pioneers of national DUI Defense.
While employeed at the Joye Law Firm, I attended the 2008 National College for DUI Defense's Summer Conference in Cambridge, Massachussets along with other conferences where DUI defense was the topic of discussion.
I remain active in the South Carolina Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.
I am also the chair of the Berkeley County Bar's Criminal Defense Section.
While employeed at the Joye Law Firm, I attended the 2008 National College for DUI Defense's Summer Conference in Cambridge, Massachussets along with other conferences where DUI defense was the topic of discussion.
I remain active in the South Carolina Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.
I am also the chair of the Berkeley County Bar's Criminal Defense Section.
Michael H. Murphy, III was born into a military family at Tripler Army Hospital in Honolulu, Hawaii.
Michael's father, a Navy Mustang, soon transferred to the Naval Weapons Station in Goose Creek, South Carolina.
Michael graduated from Summerville High School and later attended The Citadel where he would serve as a cadet officer and graduate in May of 1993 with a degree in Business Administration.
Following graduation, Michael attended the Mississippi College School of Law.
Following graduation from law school, Michael accepted a job at the Berkeley County Solicitor's Office where he prosecuted cases ranging from forgery to murder.
Michael's father, a Navy Mustang, soon transferred to the Naval Weapons Station in Goose Creek, South Carolina.
Michael graduated from Summerville High School and later attended The Citadel where he would serve as a cadet officer and graduate in May of 1993 with a degree in Business Administration.
Following graduation, Michael attended the Mississippi College School of Law.
Following graduation from law school, Michael accepted a job at the Berkeley County Solicitor's Office where he prosecuted cases ranging from forgery to murder.
My practice is focused on defending State and Federal criminal cases in Berkeley, Charleston, and Dorchester counties in South Carolina.
I also take great interest in preserving the intent of the Founders of our Country that all are equal before the eyes of the law and that everyone is presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
I take a very personal approach to defending my clients.
During the course of our relationship, I discuss all aspects of the case with the client.
I pride myself on my communication with my clients.
I also take great interest in preserving the intent of the Founders of our Country that all are equal before the eyes of the law and that everyone is presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
I take a very personal approach to defending my clients.
During the course of our relationship, I discuss all aspects of the case with the client.
I pride myself on my communication with my clients.
How can money make a person "whole" again after an injury or death?
It cannot.
No amount of money or property can ever put a person back to where they were prior to being the victim of an accident.
Over the past two hundred and thirty odd years of American civil jurisprudence and even before that, the process has changed shape and evolved into our current civil justice system.
Perhaps the most common negligence case is a car accident.
All drivers owe other drivers a duty to operate their vehicles in a safe and ordinary manner in conformance with State law.
It cannot.
No amount of money or property can ever put a person back to where they were prior to being the victim of an accident.
Over the past two hundred and thirty odd years of American civil jurisprudence and even before that, the process has changed shape and evolved into our current civil justice system.
Perhaps the most common negligence case is a car accident.
All drivers owe other drivers a duty to operate their vehicles in a safe and ordinary manner in conformance with State law.
Domestic litigation encompasses a wide variety of areas including divorce, child support, alimony, child custody, property division, and others.
There are two types of marriages in South Carolina: Statutory and Common Law.
Statutory marriage is what most consider a "traditional marriage" in which parties enter a contract to be married and this contract is "approved" by the State.
Common Law marriage is quite different and involves many factors that may or may not equate to a legal "marriage".
Sometimes the nuts and bolts of divorce law and litigation are difficult for many people to comprehend.
There are two types of marriages in South Carolina: Statutory and Common Law.
Statutory marriage is what most consider a "traditional marriage" in which parties enter a contract to be married and this contract is "approved" by the State.
Common Law marriage is quite different and involves many factors that may or may not equate to a legal "marriage".
Sometimes the nuts and bolts of divorce law and litigation are difficult for many people to comprehend.
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