Your Columbia Motorcycle Accident Lawyer

We’re By Your Side Columbia, South Carolina Motorcycle Accident Lawyer, here for you, 24/7/365
When a fellow rider has gone down, we've got their back. Our South Carolina attorney is proud to be a part of the Law Tigers nationwide pack of motorcycle accident lawyers. Call us after a motorcycle accident for answers you need to know now. Have you been in a bike wreck? We are here to help 24/7.

Taylor L. Grooms
Taylor L. Grooms has dedicated his life to representing victims and those injured on the road. He is committed to seeing his clients properly compensated for their injuries.
Taylor recently finished serving a two-year as President of the Berkeley County Bar Association, and he is an active member in the South Carolina Association for Justice.
Taylor was born and raised in Bonneau, South Carolina. He graduated from Clemson University, and then attended the University of South Carolina School of Law. He was a 5-time Dean's List recipient in law school, and he graduated with Cum Laude honors.
After graduating law school in 2017, Taylor was admitted to the South Carolina Bar. He clerked for Judge Roger M. Young, Sr. for the Ninth Circuit (Charleston and Berkeley Counties) and Fourteenth Circuit (Hampton, Colleton, Allendale Jasper, and Beaufort Counties). He spent the next six years practicing law at a large Low Country personal injury firm. When not in the office Taylor enjoys boating and trying new restaurants with his family.
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Primary office is in Charleston, SC
1643B Savannah Highway, #335
Charleston, South Carolina 29407
1513 Hampton St.
Columbia, SC 29201
Call us to set up an appointment at
803-205-2935
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What Should You Look for in a Motorcycle Accident Lawyer?
Serving the riding community and injured riders for over 20 years, Law Tigers members have:
- Represented tens of thousands of injured riders across the country
- Recovered over $1 billion for our clients
- Member firms have hundreds of years of combined trial experience defending clients in the courtroom
Our national association of local motorcycle accident law firms consists of experienced trial lawyers, meaning they know what it takes to defend your case in court. They are aggressive and won’t shy away from pressing and fighting hard against insurance companies that are looking to get out of paying you what they should.
Why You Should Call the Law Tigers?
Here's the harsh truth: Many people and companies will not have your best interest in mind and will fight to make a profit from the worst day of your life. Without an experienced, proven, and aggressive motorcycle lawyer fighting for you, you could be the one who loses in that fight. Since 2001, our member lawyers have fought for the rights of injured riders and their families. Contact us to get moving on your case (there’s no charge or obligation for our Case Review).
Frequently Asked Questions
Below are some of the common questions asked.
Please consult with our Member Columbia motorcycle accident lawyer for full answers and details. Consultations are free!
Motorcycle helmets are mandatory for riders under 21 years old in South Carolina.
Riders under 21 must wear eye protection, such as a face shield or goggles, unless the motorcycle has a windshield.
South Carolina requires motorcycles to have a proper muffler. Noise restrictions may be enforced by local law enforcement or during periodic inspections. Local jurisdictions may have their own ordinances regarding motorcycle noise limits.