Johnny Stewart
Medical Malpractice, Personal Injury (Litigation)
North Charleston, South Carolina
Personal Introduction
Johnny Stewart practices in the litigation department at the firm's North Charleston office, where he is dedicated to providing comprehensive legal solutions. With a strong record of trial experience, Johnny has successfully represented individuals, local municipalities, and large multinational corporations in various legal matters, including Roadway Incidents, Premises Liability, and Medical Malpractice cases. Johnny earned his Juris Doctor degree from the Charleston School of Law, where he distinguished himself as the best oral advocate in moot court and trial advocacy competitions. His exceptional advocacy skills were further acknowledged when he received the prestigious "Advocate of the Year" award in 2016. Before joining the esteemed Finkel Law Firm, Johnny pursued his legal career as a trial attorney at one of the state's leading personal injury law firms. He passionately advocated for numerous clients in personal injury litigation, gaining invaluable experience. Additionally, Johnny honed his legal skills as an insurance defense attorney, representing prominent insurance companies in South Carolina. His clientele included trucking companies, chain restaurants, and local hospital systems, and he adeptly handled a diverse range of legal disputes.
Practice Composition
Litigation
Education
Practice Summary
Response Time
1 day
Personal Interests & Charitable Work
Outside the realm of law, Johnny cherishes moments spent with his wife, Julie Beeks Stewart, who currently serves as a Magistrate Judge in Dorchester County. Together, they are proud parents to a child, savoring the joys of parenthood. Johnny also maintains a deep-rooted affection for the University of Tennessee Volunteers. Beyond the office, you can often find Johnny passionately following and supporting the Vols as they strive for greatness.
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