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Firm News · Honors

Johnson and Thorndike named to the 2026 SC Legal Elite

Both of the firm’s attorneys appear on the 2026 Legal Elite list — Townes Johnson in Construction and Christian Thorndike in Civil Litigation, both for the Upstate Region.

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Construction Law · Honors

Johnson selected to Super Lawyers for Construction Litigation

Townes Johnson has been selected to Super Lawyers in Construction Litigation for 2023 through 2026, following three years on the Rising Stars list.

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Construction Law · Honors

Johnson named to Legal Elite in Construction every year since 2020

Townes Johnson has appeared on Greenville Business Magazine’s Legal Elite list in Construction, Upstate Region, in every edition since 2020 — most recently in 2026.

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Firm News · Honors

Thorndike named to Legal Elite for a fourth straight year

Christian Thorndike has been named to Legal Elite in each edition from 2023 through 2026, across Civil Litigation, Business Litigation and Construction.

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Construction Law · Contract Law

Lump Sum? Cost Plus? I'm lost

Don't know the difference between a Lump Sum Agreement and a Cost Plus Agreement? Find out here.

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General Practice · Depositions

5 Keys to a Successful Deposition

Five easy tips to make for a successful deposition.

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Mechanics' Liens

5 Common Mechanics' Lien Mistakes

Abiding by the requirements of the mechanics' lien statute can be a daunting task — this information can help you avoid costly mistakes.

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Mechanics' Liens

How can a Mechanics' Lien help?

A mechanics' lien can be a powerful statutory device for unpaid suppliers, subcontractors and contractors — here's why.

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