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Ward Bradley & Bill Fortino Named Best Attorneys in Lexington 2024
Irmo Renames Park "Moore Park"
Jake Moore was recognized by the Town of Irmo for his years of dedication to conservation, beautification, literacy and community service. At the July 16, 2024 Irmo Town Council meeting, the Town officially announced that the Irmo Community Park was being renamed “Moore Park” after Jake Moore. Moore received a Proclamation during the Council presentation citing his “numerous contributions to the betterment of the Irmo Community and the Midlands."
An official plaque will be placed on the amphitheater area of the park about Moore and his countless contributions to the Town of Irmo and the Irmo community. Jake Moore also secured the land for the Irmo Veteran’s Park to honor the service and sacrifice of local veterans.
Sierra Carini Named Top 40 Under 40
Moore Bradley Myers is excited to announce that Sierra Carini has been named as one of the Top 40 Professionals Under 40!
Sierra Carini practices in the areas of Insurance Defense, Medical Malpractice Defense, Civil Litigation and Personal Injury. Sierra is a 2015 graduate of the University of Alabama and a 2018 graduate of the University of South Carolina School of Law.
MBM Welcomes callee jumper
Moore Bradley Myers is excited to announce that Callee Jumper has joined the firm.
Callee is a native of West Columbia where she resides with her husband and family. She practices in the areas of civil litigation, government law, education law, administrative law, and criminal law.
Over the years, Callee has remained actively involved in the Cayce and West Columbia community and provides legal representation for Lexington School District Two. For many years, Callee has worked closely with MBM Senior Partner, S. Jahue "Jake" Moore, Sr.
Ward Bradley Named 2024 Super Lawyer
Moore Bradley Myers is excited to announce that Ward Bradley has again been named as a Super Lawyer for 2024.
Moore Bradley Myers partner, Ward Bradley, practices civil litigation, personal injury, and insurance law; including both litigation for plaintiffs and defendants. He represents ordinary people, lawyers, judges, doctors, accountants, banks, and small and large companies.
MBM Names New Managing Partner
Moore Bradley Myers is excited to announce that John C. Bradley, Jr., has recently been named Moore Bradley Myers’s new Managing Partner.
John C. Bradley, Jr. is a South Carolina native that represents hospitals, physicians, nurses and pharmacists in Professional Licensure Disputes & Disciplinary Actions cases in both the state and federal court. He also represents public school teachers in Disciplinary Matters at the local School District Level and before the South Carolina Department of Education.
Myers/Kent Quixote Ryder Cup InvitationaL
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August 17, 2023 kicked off the inaugural three-day tournament, the Myers/Kent Quixote Ryder Cup Invitational, at the Quixote Club in Sumter. MBM Partner, Stanley Myers and attorney Shaun Kent of Manning, served as Captains of the Tournament. Each Captain selected their team of 12. The competition included various two-man team match formats such as captains choice, best ball and alternate shot, as well as individual matches on the final day.
After coming from behind on the last day, Stanley Myers and his team, which included MBM Partner, Nick Riley, were victorious. The prizes were 12 individual swords that each member of the winning team members received. MBM looks forward to defending their title for years to come.
The Quixote Club is owned by local philanthropist, Greg Thompson. A portion of all membership dues is donated to Sumter charter school, Liberty STEAM Charter, to assist in educating impoverished children.
Soccer Superheroes
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On June 23, 2023, WIS-TV did a feature story on Calahan Moore and Katy Handell's Soccer Superheroes. Calahan is the daughter of Jake and Missy Moore and the granddaughter of Jake Moore, Sr. Moore Bradley Myers serves as an organization sponsor.
Calahan Moore, a 14 year-old Girl Scout, and Katy Handell, 2023 Teacher of the Year for Lexington School District One, teamed up to create a soccer league for children with disabilities which they named Soccer Superheroes. Calahan’s passion for service combined with Katy’s expertise as a Preschool Special Education Teacher created the perfect combination to fulfill a need in the community for our underserved children with disabilities.
Any families who have a child age 4-11 with a disability is welcome to email SoccerSuperheroesLex@gmail.com to be added to an interest list for the upcoming Fall 2023 season. For anyone who would like to donate to the Soccer Superheroes program, donations may be sent through Venmo to: @SoccerSuperheroes