Kernodle, Taylor & Root is committed to serving clients by providing legal advice in specific practice areas, including general insurance defense, product liability, employment law, and government law.

The firm possesses practical experience in all of these areas and concentrates its defense expertise in:

Motor vehicles claims Product liability and consumer cases
Construction defect claims EIFS, windows (for manufacturers and distributors), construction materials, and construction methods and design
Pest control operator defense Termite, wood destroying insects and fungi, and mold
Employment law Title VII, employee handbooks, wrongful discharge, EEOC, etc
Government law General Counsel, incorporation, protecting service areas from the encroachment of annexation

Kernodle, Taylor & Root won the first published decision in which the protection provided by 7 U.S.C. Section 1926(b) was applied to a fire protection district. It has also prosecuted hundreds of annexation challenges to determine the technical sufficiency of annexations.

Kernodle, Taylor & Root represents the James Island Public Service District and the Town of Meggett.

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