Law Office of Kenneth E. Berger, LLC

Law Office of Kenneth E. Berger, LLC We are South Carolina personal injury lawyers passionate about helping our clients seek full justice in life-changing injury & wrongful death cases in SC.

South Carolina law firm with offices in Columbia and Myrtle Beach dedicated to protecting personal injury, car accident, wrongful death, and workers' comp clients.

The Best Lawyers® "Lawyer of the Year" distinction is awarded to one attorney per practice area per city. It is based en...
08/20/2026

The Best Lawyers® "Lawyer of the Year" distinction is awarded to one attorney per practice area per city. It is based entirely on feedback from fellow lawyers.

Attorney Kenny Berger has been named the 2027 The Best Lawyers in America® "Lawyer of the Year" for Personal Injury Litigation, Plaintiffs in Columbia, South Carolina.

We are grateful for the trust of the legal community and for the clients whose cases make this work meaningful.

Congratulations, Kenny!

Some of the best lessons from aviation have nothing to do with airplanes.For trial lawyer Andrew Robb, they shape how he...
08/19/2026

Some of the best lessons from aviation have nothing to do with airplanes.

For trial lawyer Andrew Robb, they shape how he investigates catastrophic cases, thinks about damages, and ultimately builds the case around the person who was harmed.

This Best Practices Breakdown explores what aviation can teach trial lawyers about root cause analysis, redundancy, credibility, proving future loss, and knowing when more evidence isn't necessarily better.

At the center of it all is a simple idea: understand what happened, understand what was lost, and build the case around what best serves the client.

🎙 Beyond Aviation: Maximizing Damages in Catastrophic Cases
Best Practices with Kenny Berger
Season 6, Episode 14
Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube.

This post is drawn from attorney Kenny Berger's latest Practice of Law segment in our quarterly newsletter.Private equit...
08/18/2026

This post is drawn from attorney Kenny Berger's latest Practice of Law segment in our quarterly newsletter.

Private equity is reshaping hospitals, and now it is studying law firms. In his article, Kenny examines what that means for clients, why a values-based firm has to be willing to answer out loud who comes first, and where the profit-first model leads when the stakes are someone's life.

The full newsletter is available on our website.

If there's one thing 100 conversations with great trial lawyers have made clear, it's this: no one gets there alone.Ever...
08/14/2026

If there's one thing 100 conversations with great trial lawyers have made clear, it's this: no one gets there alone.

Every great lawyer we've talked with can point to someone who taught them, challenged them, gave them an opportunity, or shared something they had learned the hard way.

And then they did the same for someone else. That's what has made 100 episodes of Best Practices possible.

Lawyers willing to give their time and share their ideas so someone else might walk into their next deposition, mediation, or trial a little more prepared.

To every guest who has been part of these first 100 conversations: thank you for passing it on.

We'll keep learning.

08/12/2026

The demonstration was supposed to take two seconds.

Instead, the jury watched as five seconds became ten. Then twenty. Thirty. A full minute.

In this story from Episode 100 of Best Practices with Kenny Berger, aviation trial lawyer Andrew Robb recalls the moment an opposing expert's courtroom demonstration did not go according to plan.

The expert had practiced it repeatedly. But in front of the jury, it simply did not work.

What followed became a textbook example of what Andrew calls the “OJ rule” of trial practice:

Never manipulate physical evidence in front of a jury unless you know with 100% certainty what's going to happen.

Because sometimes, as Andrew puts it, “the truth has a way of presenting itself.”

🎙 Beyond Aviation: Maximizing Damages in Catastrophic Cases
Best Practices with Kenny Berger
Episode 100
Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube

08/12/2026

In catastrophic cases, identifying what failed is only the beginning.

What else should have prevented it?

In this clip, Andrew Robb uses the concept of redundancy in aviation safety to show why the strongest investigations keep going beyond the immediate cause.

What safeguard failed? What backup should have caught it? And why didn't it?

It's one of many practical ideas Andrew shares in a broader conversation about investigating catastrophic cases, proving the full extent of a client's loss, maintaining credibility, and building cases around the best possible recovery for the client.

And we're especially excited to share this one today:

🎙 Episode 100 of Best Practices with Kenny Berger is officially live.

Beyond Aviation: Maximizing Damages in Catastrophic Cases
Available now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube.

In our latest newsletter, attorney Symone Kimelman reflects on something we often forget when celebrating a meaningful m...
08/11/2026

In our latest newsletter, attorney Symone Kimelman reflects on something we often forget when celebrating a meaningful milestone: the work that made it possible.

Inspired by watching her husband graduate and begin a second career, Symone shares how that experience reminded her that meaningful results, whether in life or in the practice of law, are built through preparation, persistence, and the countless decisions no one else sees. She also offers a behind-the-scenes look at what that commitment looks like when representing clients through life-changing injury cases.

Visit the link in our bio to read the full July newsletter.

100 episodes gave us a reason to look back.What we found was not one formula for great trial work. It was a collection o...
08/10/2026

100 episodes gave us a reason to look back.

What we found was not one formula for great trial work. It was a collection of lessons that kept coming back across six seasons and dozens of conversations.

These are 10 that have stuck with us.

Each came from a lawyer willing to share something that took years of experience, successes, losses, mentors, and hard-earned lessons to learn.

And maybe that's the biggest lesson of all:

No one becomes a great trial lawyer alone. The best lawyers never stop learning. And they don't keep what they've learned to themselves.

We're grateful to every guest who has shared with us along the way.

Episode 100 of Best Practices with Kenny Berger arrives Wednesday!

Many lawyers hear "conservative venue" and immediately think they need a different trial strategy.Michael Goldberg argue...
08/06/2026

Many lawyers hear "conservative venue" and immediately think they need a different trial strategy.

Michael Goldberg argues that they're asking the wrong question.

In this Best Practices Breakdown from Best Practices with Kenny Berger, Michael explains why success in any courtroom starts with understanding your jury instead of making assumptions about them.

The conversation explores practical ways to build credibility from the very beginning of a case, simplify complex evidence, choose witnesses intentionally, and present only what jurors need to reach the right conclusion.

One of the biggest takeaways is that great trial lawyers don't win by overwhelming jurors with information. They win by earning trust, keeping their promises, and respecting the jury's ability to decide the case.

If you missed our conversation with Michael Goldberg this week, this breakdown is a great place to start.

🎙 The Conservative Venue Playbook
Best Practices with Kenny Berger
Season 6 Episode 13
Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube

Congratulations to attorney Kenny Berger on being named to Columbia Business Monthly's 2026 Legal Elite in the category ...
08/05/2026

Congratulations to attorney Kenny Berger on being named to Columbia Business Monthly's 2026 Legal Elite in the category of Personal Injury – Plaintiff.

This marks Kenny's ninth consecutive year receiving this recognition.

Each year, Legal Elite is selected through peer voting by attorneys across the Midlands, making this recognition especially meaningful.

We're proud of Kenny's commitment to preparation, thoughtful advocacy, and never losing sight of the people behind every case.

Congratulations, Kenny!

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5205 Forest Drive
Columbia, SC
29206

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Monday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Saturday 9am - 3pm
Sunday 9am - 3pm

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