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Follow on Google News | Pope Flynn Opens Charleston Office, Adds Procurement and Construction PracticeBy: Pope Flynn The addition of the procurement, construction, and litigation practice allows Pope Flynn to advise public and private clients on a wide range of issues related to construction and other project development issues, from procurement and contract negotiation to, where necessary, dispute resolution and litigation. The new practice is led by Pat Flynn, an attorney with more than twenty years of experience in complex construction/ "We are very pleased to join Pope Flynn, as its extensive practice relating to the financing of public projects correlates closely with my practice in procurement and construction," "Pope Flynn has worked in the Lowcountry since our founding in 2008," said Margaret Pope, founding partner of Pope Flynn, "and I began my public finance career in an office in downtown Charleston, so I'm very glad we have opened a Charleston office at last." "With the growing number of clients we serve in the Lowcountry, we recognized the need to add a fourth office in this booming region," said Joe Lucas, managing partner of Pope Flynn. "We're thrilled to have found the right place, the right time, and the right people in Pat and Michael to do that. Our attorneys travel the state to work with clients, and it will be helpful to have another base for operations and consulting." Flynn's experience includes the representation of owners, contractors, and design professionals, as well as subcontractors and suppliers in projects throughout South Carolina. He began his legal career as Law Clerk for U.S. District Judge Falcon Hawkins in Charleston, and his clients include the Prime Contractor in the recent $175 million improvement project at the Charleston International Airport. He recently resolved a construction- Flynn currently serves as Vice Chairman of the Supervisory Committee for the South Carolina Federal Credit Union, and previously served as Chairman of the Charleston County Library Board of Trustees. He is a frequent speaker at events for a number of local and regional construction and design professional organizations. He recently retired as a Captain in the U.S. Navy Reserve, having served for thirty years including on active duty aboard a destroyer and on an Admiral's Staff, and on various reserve assignments, including a reserve frigate based at the Charleston Naval Station. He received his degree in Accounting from the University of South Carolina in 1985, and his J.D. from the University of South Carolina School of Law in 1992. Prior to his graduation from the Charleston School of Law with a J.D., Allen's career was in commercial real estate. He is a member of the Palmetto Society, and graduated from Clemson University with a degree in Financial Management with an emphasis in Real Estate and a minor in Accounting. The Charleston office address is 170 Meeting Street, Suite 510, Charleston, SC 29401; the main office line is (843) 790-9570. With offices in Columbia, SC, Charlotte, NC, Charleston, SC, and Spartanburg, SC, Pope Flynn represents cities and towns, counties, special purpose districts, school districts, state institutions, hospitals, colleges and universities, and other public entities, as well as private entities, including banks, underwriters, and nonprofit institutions. The firm is focused on public finance and related matters, but provides a range of services to its clients day-to-day. For more information on Pope Flynn, visit http://www.popeflynn.com or call Joe Lucas at 803-354-4916. End
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