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Richardson Thomas, LLC

1513 Hampton Street, Columbia, SC 29201, Columbia, SC 29201

9 Attorneys

4 Locations

$1.3B+ Recovered

About Richardson Thomas, LLC

Richardson Thomas, LLC represents individuals and businesses across South Carolina in complex personal injury and business litigation. The firm handles cases involving dangerous products, medical malpractice, and class actions. Its attorneys have secured significant outcomes, including a $500 million train derailment settlement and a $666 million class action. They are known for taking on high-stakes legal battles and influencing industry changes, such as improved gas can safety.

Our Attorneys

Grace Babcock

Associate

Amy L.B. Hill

Partner

Chris Moore

Partner

Brendan Green

Partner

Will Lewis

Partner

Dixie McCollum

Associate

Terry Richardson

Partner

Brady Thomas

Partner

Daniel Scott Haltiwanger

Notable Case Results

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$99M

Class Actions

Secured a $99 million settlement for Fairfield County residents from utility giant Dominion Energy related to the failure of the V.C. Summer nuclear project.

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$666M

Class Actions

Secured a combined $666 million in total rebates for electricity customers after SCANA and Santee Cooper abandoned nuclear plants but continued to charge consumers.

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$5.4M

Serious Injuries/Wrongful Death

Secured a $5.4 million settlement for victims of drunk driving against the intoxicated driver and establishments that over-served him. The crash killed one and injured three others.

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$500M

Serious Injuries/Wrongful Death

Secured a $500 million settlement in a train derailment that was the largest single tort case in South Carolina history. Represented many hurt or killed in a train collision in Graniteville, SC, resulting in nine deaths and over 250 injuries.

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