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About Thomas Outlaw
Thomas Outlaw is an attorney with George Sink Injury Lawyers, based in the firm's Myrtle Beach, South Carolina office. He represents injured plaintiffs in personal injury matters.
Outlaw earned his Bachelor of Arts in Economics from the University of Mississippi and his Juris Doctor from Loyola University School of Law in New Orleans, Louisiana. During law school, he gained practical experience with a prominent personal injury law firm in New Orleans.
Before law school, Outlaw worked on construction crews with brick masons and carpenters and was employed as a cook. After law school, he clerked for South Carolina Circuit Court Judge Edward B. Cottingham in Orangeburg, served as an assistant public defender in Columbia, and worked as an associate at a personal injury law firm in Myrtle Beach.
He is admitted to the South Carolina Bar.
Proven verdicts and settlements at George Sink Injury Lawyers
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George Sink, P.A. Injury Lawyers attorneys E. Alan Kennington and Ellen McCloy won a judgment reforming a commercial trucking policy so that client Francis Clark Antley, a trucker seriously hurt in a hit-and-run, could pursue up to $1 million in uninsured motorist coverage instead of the $15,000 minimum the insurer claimed applied. The South Carolina Court of Appeals affirmed in a published 2002 opinion, Antley v. Nobel Insurance Co., holding the insurer never made a meaningful offer of additional UM coverage.
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