About Benjamin A. Baroody
Practice Areas
- Appellate Practice
- Civil Litigation
- Collections
- Commercial Litigation
- Construction Disputes
- Contract Negotiations and Disputes
- Employment Law
- Employment Litigation
- Estate and Probate Litigation
- Real Estate Litigation
- Risk Management and Compliance
Peer Review Rating: Not rated at this time
Education: University of South Carolina, J.D. (2004);
The Citadel, B.A. (2001, cum laude)
Admitted: South Carolina (2004); North Carolina (2010)
Born: Florence, South Carolina, October, 29, 1979
Memberships
Horry County Bar Association, Officer/Secretary; South Carolina Bar Association, 15th Circuit Representative to South Carolina Bar Young Lawyer Division.
Biography
Ben is a junior partner in the firm’s litigation department, where he represents clients in all aspects of business, commercial and employment litigation. Ben also advises many such clients in employment/risk management issues to prevent litigation.
In 2001, Ben graduated from The Citadel cum laude and Phi Kappa Phi with a Bachelor’s Degree in English. As a cadet, Ben was Chairman of the Honor Committee, President of the Inn of Court, a member of the Round Table, and the Opinion Editor of The Brigadier. He also completed a pre-law program at Selwyn College at Cambridge University in England.
In 2004, Ben graduated from the University of South Carolina School of Law, where he was Associate Justice for Competitions and Manager of the National Team of the Moot Court Bar. Ben also founded the G.O.P. Law Society along with two other classmates. He was inducted into the John Belton O’Neill Inn of Court during his third year.
In 2004, Ben returned home to Florence, South Carolina and practiced with the law firm of Aiken Bridges, P.A. for three years as an associate.
In May 2007, Ben joined the Bellamy Law Firm as an associate. Ben is an active member of the Grand Strand Sertoma Club, Belin United Methodist Church, and the Myrtle Beach Chamber of Commerce’s gsScene. Ben and his wife Charlotte live in Murrells Inlet, and Ben enjoys fishing, playing golf, hunting, and writing.
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