Griffin Humphries LLC

Griffin Humphries LLC is known for complex litigation in South Carolina, with offices in Columbia, Charleston, and Greenville. The firm handles administrative licensing, business litigation, estate disputes, wage and hour claims, federal criminal defense, health care litigation, investor litigation, product liability, professional negligence, and whistleblower matters. Its attorneys bring trial-tested advocacy to state and federal courts, arbitration, mediation, and administrative hearings involving reputations, businesses, money, liberty, and stakes.

Griffin Humphries LLC builds personalized legal solutions by analyzing each client’s business, facts, risks, and practical goals before selecting a strategy. The firm develops cases through targeted investigation, legal analysis, evidence review, settlement evaluation, and trial preparation when needed. This disciplined approach avoids unnecessary work while preserving leverage, allowing each matter to move toward resolution with efficiency, precision, and readiness for courtroom advocacy when settlement cannot protect the client’s interests.

Griffin Humphries LLC brings deep expertise through litigators with decades of experience in civil and criminal courts. Jim Griffin has more than 30 years of trial experience and has served as lead counsel in nationally covered cases with multimillion-dollar civil results. Badge Humphries represents investors, injured plaintiffs, and business litigants, while Maggie Fox handles complex federal criminal and civil matters involving Ponzi schemes, money laundering, kickbacks, wire fraud, and allegations.

Griffin Humphries LLC is recognized for skilled litigation, fierce advocacy, and results-focused representation across demanding practice areas. The firm’s experience includes high-profile media matters, securities fraud claims, shareholder disputes, legal malpractice actions, False Claims Act cases, licensing disputes, and health care litigation. Its reputation rests on careful preparation, creative fee arrangements, informed negotiation, and willingness to take cases to trial when that path offers the strongest opportunity for success in disputes.