Attorney Ted Sink has been recognized on NBC, ABC, CBS, Fox, USA Today, Forbes, Entrepreneur, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Post & Courier, The State Newspaper (SC), Greenville Business Magazine, American Bar Association Journal, Associated Press and more. Ted has won the Clients’ Choice Award from Avvo, where he is also ranked as a “Top Lawyer", he has been named a finalist for “Best Personal Injury Lawyer” by readers of the Charleston City Paper and is a sought-after speaker for other lawyers and law firms
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Ted was raised in a military family, growing up mainly in Georgia and South Carolina, along with his family and six gorgeous golden retrievers. At an early age, he became passionate about standing up to bullies and helping people who might otherwise get taken advantage of by the system. His favorite thing in life is helping take people from one of the worst days of their lives to one of the best days (often with a big check!).
He graduated from Yale University and was trained at Stanford, Oxford then graduated from Charleston School of Law with honors, achieving distinction with multiple CALI Excellence for the Future Awards. In hotly-contested competition, he was named Trial Advocacy Champion and awarded for Best Opening Statement.
He founded Ted Law Firm to bring something new to the world of personal injury. As a next-generation lawyer, he wanted to build a next-generation law firm. This means taking the best elements from other, older law firms and adding in today’s technology: 21st century tools to help quickly connect with clients and delight clients with the firm’s speed, innovation and outstanding results.
The firm is designed to be able to fight even the biggest fights for our clients. From the first day of the firm, Ted faced off against the biggest company in the World, building a team to litigate against an army of defense lawyers from multiple large firms. Ted Law Firm won’t back down from a fight. Since then, the firm has filed multiple lawsuits – and successfully doubled or tripled offers clients got with other law firms. One case they filed turned a $35,000 initial offer to a client into a $2,250,000 settlement.
