Here at Yarborough Applegate, we’re lucky enough to be able to do what we do remotely. Despite the stay-at-home ordinance here in Charleston, we’re still working—and we’ve gotten creative in how we handle our day-to-day operations.
Many parts of the world are shut down right now, but that doesn’t mean your case is any less important to us. Below are some ways you can still access our attorneys from home—and how we’re still working around the clock to get our clients the help they deserve.
We’re videoconferencing.
From holding office meetings through Zoom to doing everything from client conferences, depositions and mediations over video, we feel it’s still important to see our clients, and each other, face to face. So if you need help, schedule a video conference, and we can hold an initial consultation in the comfort of your own home.
Reach us on our cell phones.
We may not be physically sitting in our office, but our lines are still open. Our clients can always reach us on our cell phones, even in the best of times. But right now, our numbers are available to everyone. So call us or text us—whichever is most convenient for you—and we will answer.
We aren’t keeping traditional hours.
With so many school closures, many of us are juggling working from home while caring for our kids, and we know that means traditional hours aren’t going to cut it. We are here for you, any time, any day. That means, if your best time to talk is late at night or over the weekend, we will make ourselves available.
We’re still in court.
We have had multiple court hearings over the phone these last few weeks, meaning that we are still litigating cases. The courthouses may be closed, but to us, they’re still in session, and we’ll do everything in our power to keep your case moving forward.
We’re thrilled to share the news of a jury verdict reached last week on behalf of a Summerville veterinarian. Congratulations to another job well done by our attorneys Douglas Jennings and David Lail. Read on for full details. Nearly three years ago, a visibly dead pine tree fell from the lawn of a tenant-occupied property […]
A woman was seriously injured after a landscaper’s skid steer loader slammed into the golf cart she was riding in with her daughter.
Every year, South Carolina Lawyers Weekly presents a list of the top verdicts and settlements of the previous year—and this year, Yarborough Applegate was recognized in four out of the 30 top recoveries of 2019.
Five of our seven attorneys have been named as 2020 Super Lawyers Honorees or Rising Star Honorees, and our founding partner, David Yarborough, has been selected to the Top 10 in Charleston and Top 25 in South Carolina.
David Yarborough was voted into the Charleston chapter of the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA) on Saturday, June 20, 2020 by the ABOTA National Board, making him one of a select group of members in the state of South Carolina.
The organization’s motto, “Advocates for Fairness Under the Law,” illustrates the simple mission of trial lawyers serving those who they have sworn to protect.