Tyler E. McLeod

Tyler handled our case and obtained a very favorable result for us. He handled a very complicated litigation case and later helped us with all of our estate planning needs. He is very easy to talk to and explains things in plain english. I was confident in him from the very first meeting. I can't imagine using another lawyer and I am very fortunate that I was referred to Tyler.

Tyler has both consulted and worked on my behalf throughout the years. His legal expertise, skills, responsiveness to his clients, and effectiveness are top notch. Tyler is a fantastic lawyer, and I would trust him to work on behalf of my family. He would be my first call if I ever need legal assistance in the future.

Tyler helped me with my personal injury case after I was injured in a car accident. He negotiated a settlement which was much more than I expected. He was very diligent and seemed to know the buttons to push with the insurance company to get me a great settlement. He’s also helped me with my will and estate planning after the settlement. I would definitely hire him again for any of my legal needs!

Tyler McLeod is excellent! I live in the Midwest but he was able to help my family navigate an unusual situation in South Carolina involving both a contentious property contract of sale and the death of one of the parties to the contract that would possibly have required probate. Tyler was professional, attentive, responsive, and creative. Additionally, I believe his demeanor helped us achieve successful resolution. I was very pleased with the process and outcome and I won’t hesitate to contact Tyler again should we have future needs in South Carolina. I highly recommend him!

Multiple phone calls placed to this office. Messages left. Have also spoken with Receptionist. Request to speak with either the attorney or the assistant. In all instances there was simply no response. "Ignored" applies well in this case. Conclusion: Un-professional. Rude. Inconsiderate. I cannot comment on the quality of work-product or demeanor of the attorney or staff. But I am commenting on the abject failure of that office to return phone calls, even after speaking to someone within the office and providing a brief description of the need. Failures such as this speak -loudly- at how clients are going to be treated. I would understand if they were "too busy" but setting expectations means being honest "out of the chute" about what can or cannot be done and when. But simply ignoring clear, well-informed, repeated requests to return a phone call is absolutely inexcusable.