Daniel W. Luginbill

Dan came to South Carolina during his six-year tenure with U.S. Navy’s submarine fleet. After his service, Dan graduated from the College of Charleston, cum laude, and the USC School of Law in 2000. After graduation, Dan started a family in his wife’s home town of Bamberg, where he continues to practice trial law today.

After a few years of general trial practice, Dan began to focus on the trial of personal injury cases. Believing there is no better teacher than experience, Dan has tried dozens of personal injury trials to verdict. Thankfully, most have had positive outcomes that were better for the client’s than the insurance companies were willing to pay. As a result, lawyers from around the state have associated Dan to assist them in trying their complex personal injury cases.

Believing that everyone has a duty to make their community better, Dan has devoted his time to coaching youth sports, serving on the Bamberg County Economic Development Committee, and the Greater Salkehatchie Community Resource Foundation.

Dan is active within the legal profession as well. He currently serves as a member of the Board of Governors for the South Carolina Association of Justice and is a member of the American Association of Justice and the American Bar Association. Dan has given presentations for continuing legal education for other lawyers as well.

When time permits, Dan takes advantage of the unique coastal waters of South Carolina to pursue his passion of fishing. He also manages to take in some minor league baseball, and catch a few South Carolina sporting events.