For fifteen years, Dwayne Green defended major insurance companies. For the fifteen years since, he has used what he learned there to represent injured people and families across South Carolina — with more than 100 jury trials behind every decision.
The insurance company knows the playbook. So do we.
An adjuster's first offer is not a valuation. It is a position — informed by how the claim file was built, how the medical records read, and how likely the carrier believes you are to walk into a courtroom.
Dwayne Green spent fifteen years building those files from the inside for major insurers. He knows how reserves are set, how injuries get discounted, how independent medical examinations are used, and which weaknesses defense counsel actually worries about.
Cases here are prepared for trial from day one: evidence preserved early, causation documented by treating physicians, damages proven with records. That preparation is what changes a carrier's math.
Bad-faith verdict for failure to pay benefits when they were due. The insurer initially denied the entire claim and refused to pay the $100,000 in benefits owed to a surviving widower after his wife died of liver failure — despite the policy having been in place for more than 30 years.
$1.68 Million
Medical Negligence — Settlement
Settlement for medical malpractice resulting in death following a botched surgery. The hospital initially denied liability.
$320,000
Truck / Pedestrian Collision — Verdict
Verdict in a truck and pedestrian accident after an initial insurance offer of zero.
$100,000
Premises Liability — Settlement
Trip-and-fall settlement for a client with an injured knee.
Disclaimer: Prior results do not guarantee or predict a similar outcome in any future case. Every case is different and must be evaluated on its own facts.
Practice areas
Serious injury, wrongful death and insurance litigation
Representation for clients in Charleston, Mount Pleasant and communities across South Carolina.