Margaret Collins

Margaret A. "Meg" Collins is a lifelong native of Columbia, South Carolina. She attended the University of South Carolina Honors College, majoring in International Relations with a minor in Business Administration. After employment with the South Carolina Senate, Ms. Collins attended the University of South Carolina School of Law, while concurrently clerking for a small firm that focused on secured transactions, collections, creditor bankruptcy and contract law. Once licensed in 1997, Ms. Collins developed a very successful private practice encompassing general civil and domestic litigation, computer and information technology law, business, procurement, municipal and local government representation and much more. Only three short years after starting her practice, Attorney Collins was promoted to partner in an AV Rated firm. Throughout her practice, representative clients have included banks and financial institutions, information management companies, local government, entrepreneurs and start-ups, as well a variety of individuals. Attorney Collins brings an analytical and business approach to her practice, but maintains the creativity necessary to develop and implement “out-of-the-box” solutions to complex problems.

University of South Carolina School of Law

J.D. (1997) | Law

1994 - 1997

University of South Carolina - Columbia

B.A. (1993) | Business and International Relations

1987 - 1993

Honors: Honors College Alumnus

Managing Attorney/Founder

Palmetto State Law Group, LLC

2014 - Current

Founding Attorney

Collins Law Firm, PLLC

2009 - 2014

Law Partner/Associate Attorney

Setzler & Scott, P.A.

1997 - 2010

Legislative Aide/Administrative Assistant

South Carolina Senate

1989 - 1994

South Carolina Procurement Review Panel

Panel Member/Gubenatorial Appointee

2012 - Current

South Carolina State Bar

Member

1997 - Current

South Carolina

Since 1997

Federal Circuit

Since 1998

U.S. Supreme Court

Since 2012

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