About SMITH | ROBINSON
Decades of Experience. Proven Results.
Our firm is comprised of experienced litigators who are committed to providing excellent representation to individuals, businesses, and government entities in a wide range of civil disputes. We handle cases across industries, dedicating ourselves to understanding our client’s interests and offering strategic counsel and advocacy in the courtroom and at the negotiation table.
SMITH | ROBINSON is the result of a merger between two South Carolina law firms rich in history and public service. The firm Lee Erter Wilson Holler & Smith, LLC, traces its roots back more than 150 years in Sumter. The firm DuBose Robinson Morgan, PC, traces its roots back 40 years ago in Camden. With offices in Columbia, Sumter, and Camden, SMITH | ROBINSON combines the experience and skill of its predecessor firms and has expanded its capabilities to meet the modern-day needs of our clients.
Successor Firm Histories
Honoring Our Legacy: The Firms That Shaped Our Future
Lee Law Firm History
More than one-hundred fifty years ago, General Edwin Warren Moise moved to Sumter to live near his relatives, where he soon began practicing law. Several years later, Richard Dozier Lee joined the firm, and the firm eventually became known as Moise & Lee. The firm became Lee Erter Wilson Holler & Smith. David Holler joined the firm in 1991 and became a partner a few years later. Murrell Smith joined the firm in 1998 as partner.
DuBose Robinson Morgan History
DuBose Robinson Morgan PC was a successor firm to Holland & DuBose, a firm that Ken DuBose founded in 1980 with the late Senator Donald H. Holland in Camden, South Carolina. In 2001, Jon Robinson joined the firm as an associate and was named a shareholder in 2004. John DuBose joined the firm in January 2007 and became a shareholder in 2009. Tommy Morgan joined the firm in 2010 and became a shareholder in 2013. In 2006, the firm opened a second office in Columbia, South Carolina, to better serve its government and corporate clients located in the state capital.