A recent federal guilty plea in South Carolina underscores both the importance of federal hate crime laws and the gap that still exists in state law. In July, Jarvis McKenzie was waiting outside his neighborhood for
Mar 12 2026
If you drive through Columbia, you already know where your palms start to sweat, that stretch of I-20 where lanes tighten near the interchange, or the sudden slowdown near the Broad River bridge. These aren’t just
Mar 04 2026
Attorney Tyler Bailey was recently featured on the Law & Crime Network, where he shared his legal perspective on a tragic and complex case involving a deadly shooting at a Georgia wedding. During the segment, hosted
In the Media
Feb 13 2026
Recently, it came to light that the federal government quietly signed a 10-year, $4.3 million lease to open an ICE office in downtown Columbia without informing local leaders. The Mayor, City Manager, City Council, and Columbia
In the Media
Feb 13 2026
When you’re hurt in a car accident or slip-and-fall, calling a lawyer may not be the first thing on your mind. You might hope things will sort themselves out — the insurance company will “do the
Feb 02 2026
When you’re injured in a hit-and-run accident, the situation can feel overwhelming. You’re left with damage, injuries, and questions, while the driver responsible disappears. These cases are far more complicated than regular car accidents because you
Jan 06 2026
Motorcyclists in Columbia enjoy open roads, scenic routes, and a strong local riding community. But as traffic and accident risks increase, understanding South Carolina helmet laws, insurance coverage, and your rights as a rider is more
Dec 09 2025
At Bailey Law Firm, L.L.C., we are currently representing Christie Culbreath, a resident of Edgefield County who was assaulted while simply trying to inquire about her taxes. While the local criminal charges against the former Tax
In the Media
Nov 03 2025
Attorney Tyler Bailey, Founder of Bailey Law Firm, recently appeared on WACH Fox 57’s OnPoint alongside hosts Cynthia Hardy and Brian McConchie to discuss Columbia’s continued growth and the opportunities that lie ahead for the city
In the Media
Oct 29 2025
Can You Be Fired for Filing a Workers’ Comp Claim? The short answer: No. South Carolina law makes it illegal for an employer to fire you just because you filed a workers’ comp claim. That would
Oct 16 2025
