Virginia W. Williams

Virginia W. Williams is an attorney at the firm Williams & Williams Attorneys at Law, which is located in Orangeburg, South Carolina. She focuses her practice on civil litigation, primarily representing individuals in cases involving personal injuries caused by medical malpractice, automobile accidents, defective products, nursing home negligence and unsafe premises. Additionally, she handles business litigation, contract disputes, and insurance coverage matters for individuals and small businesses. Ms. Williams’ track record of successfully representing individuals in diverse cases, coupled with her proactive approach to legal advocacy, demonstrates her commitment to achieving favorable outcomes for her clients. Her ability to communicate effectively, her attention to detail, and her strong work ethic all contribute to her reputation as a skilled and compassionate advocate in the legal community. Her skill has been recognized through accolades, including being a member in the Litigation Counsel of America. Ms. Williams graduated summa cum laude from the University of South Carolina with dual Bachelor of Arts degrees in History and Spanish. During her time there, she was deeply involved in various activities, including the Honors College Mock Trial Team, leadership roles in community service and Habitat for Humanity, and pursued her passion for piano performance. Before pursuing a legal career, Ms. Williams earned a master's degree in bilingual legal interpreting and has experience working as a freelance interpreter and translator. She also served as a Spanish-speaking victim's advocate for the Charleston County Solicitor's Office and gained experience as a clerk with the South Carolina Senate Judiciary Committee. This diverse background contributes to her ability to effectively advocate for her clients. Ms. Williams continued her education at the University of South Carolina School of Law, where she was active in the Student Bar Association and served on the Pro Bono Board. She is licensed to practice law in South Carolina and before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit.