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Connor Law is proud to announce that founding shareholder, Andrew Connor, has been elected to serve the Charleston County Bar Association as its President-Elect for 2022-2023. The election took place at the CCBA's recent Annual Meeting on February 17, 2022. Andrew previously served on the CCBA's Executive Committee from 2019-2021 and as the organization's Secretary-Treasurer from 2021-2022. The CCBA traces its origins to the arrival of Charleston's first lawyer, Nicholas Trott, in 1699. Now, more than three centuries later, CCBA serves its 2,000+ members through a variety of educational, community service, mentoring, and networking programs. The CCBA also proudly serves the surrounding community by promoting and sponsoring pro bono legal assistance for underserved communities through its support of Charleston Pro Bono Legal Services.
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Andrew Connor
Andrew Connor is the founder of Connor Law, PC, where he specializes in consumer law and timeshare fraud cases. Transitioning from his previous role as a partner at South Carolina's largest corporate defense firm, Andrew now leverages his extensive experience defending large corporations in complex litigation—including class actions and construction defect claims—to advocate for everyday individuals against corporate misconduct.
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