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Civil Litigation
The court system is designed to help citizens settle disputes when they are not able to agree on a resolution themselves. In South Carolina, it is the court of Common Pleas, a division of the Circuit Court, that handles civil matters. We can assist you in a variety of civil matters including:
- Breach of Contract
- Medical Malpractice
- Personal Injury
- Trespass
- Assault and Battery
- Products Liability
- Wrongful Death
- Nursing Home Abuse and Nelgect
Filing a lawsuit should be a last resort, reached only when other attempts to settle the disagreement have failed. The legal system can be complicated and difficult to maneuver, so it is important to have an attorney you trust on your side. The Khaled Law Firm can walk you through the process by handling initial attempts to settle the matter, advising you on if and/or when to file a lawsuit, helping you through the discovery process and seeing your case through to resolution.
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Our law firm represents clients from all areas of SC, including, but not limited to, York County, Lancaster County, Chester County, Union County, Cherokee County, Fairfield County, Spartanburg County, and Chesterfield County. This includes the areas of Rock Hill, York, Lancaster, Chester, Indian Land, Sun City, Fort Mill, Lake Wylie, Tega Cay, Clover, McConnells, Lowrys, Lewis, Rodman, Edgemoor, Lesslie, Catawba, Van Wyck, Lando, Bethany, Lockhart, Hickory Grove, Sharon, Smyrna, Union, Carlisle, Whitmire, Shelton, Fort Lawn, Great Falls, White Oak, Blacksburg, Gaffney and Spartanburg.
Affiliated through the North Carolina Law Office of Frank Hancock, our firm handles cases throughout NC including, but not limited to, Gaston County and Mecklenburg County, encompassing the areas of Charlotte, Pineville, Ballentyne, Gastonia, and Monroe.
Attorney Khaled’s name is sometimes misspelled as Julia Kahled, Julia Khalid, Julia Kahlid, Julia Kuled, Julia Caled and Julia Colette.
Attorney Schultz’s name is sometimes misspelled as Tara Shultz, Tara Schulz, Tara Schulze and Tara Shulz.
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