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William H. Floyd, III

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Nexsen Pruet, LLC
1441 Main Street, Suite 1500
Post Office Drawer 2426
Columbia, South Carolina 29202
Phone: 803-253-8201  Fax: 803-253-8277
Email: wfloyd@nexsenpruet.com

Lawyer Profile
William Floyd is an attorney in the firm's Columbia, SC office and he has practiced labor and employment law exclusively for 17 years.

As a Certified Labor and Employment Specialist, Mr. Floyd's experience is broad-based, and includes labor arbitrations, union campaigns, employment discrimination claims, and disability-related cases. He has also litigated wrongful discharge, discrimination, employee benefits, non-competition covenants, and products liability actions.

Mr. Floyd received his B.A., magna cum laude, from Wofford College and his J.D. from the University of South Carolina School of Law.

Mr. Floyd's professional activities include: The South Carolina Bar; S.C. Bar Employment and Labor Law Section (Vice-President; Greenville Young Lawyers Association (Former President); Society for Human Resource Managers, Columbia Chapter (Board of Directors); Graduate, Leadership Greenville Class of 1997; Graduate, Leadership Columbia Class of 1998; South Carolina Autism Society (Board of Directors); Adjunct Professor, U.S.C. School of Law (1999); Certified Arbitrator (SC); Certified Mediator (USDCSC).

Education
College: Wofford College, B.A., magna cum laude, 1984

Law School: University of South Carolina, J.D., 1987 

Bar Admission
United States Supreme Court, 1992
United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, 1990
United States District Court for the District of SC, 1987
State of South Carolina, 1987
Practice Areas
  • Employment Law - Management
  • Labor Law - Management
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