Rogers Townsend & Thomas, PC, is happy to declare that attorney William Jennings Buchanan has joined the firm. Mr. Buchanan’s practice involves residential, commercial and resort real estate transactions, and REO closings. Before coming to Rogers Townsend & Thomas, William Jennings Buchanan was in the charge of the Real Estate Department for The Korn Law Firm, P.A.

Before working with the Korn Law Firm, William Jennings Buchanan was a sole practitioner whose practice was centered on real estate law and wills, trusts, and probate law. He has been an adjunct professor for the Midlands Technical College Paralegal Program where he taught Property Law; Wills, Trusts, and Probate Administration; Family Law; Business Law I and Business Law II; and Civil Litigation I. William Jennings Buchanan previously presided as Associate City Judge for the City of Cayce, SC. He is a member of the Real Property, Probate and Trust Section for the American Bar Association; the South Carolina Bar Association; Richland County Bar Association; Palmetto Land Title Association; and Mortgage Bankers Association of Greater Columbia. William Jennings Buchanan is licensed for all state courts and for the United States District Court for South Carolina. Mr. Buchanan has spoken at seminars for numerous organizations, including the South Carolina Bar and the Palmetto Land Title Association.

With offices in Columbia and Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, the firm depicts the interests of small businesses and corporate and institutional clients throughout the country. Rogers Townsend & Thomas focuses on three distinct practice areas, which include: Real Estate, Default Services, and Litigation. The firm’s attorneys have substantial experience in the following areas: commercial, residential, and resort real estate transactions; business formation; commercial and civil litigation; construction and product liability issues; title insurance matters; creditor bankruptcy proceedings; foreclosures and evictions; labor and employment affairs; governmental relations; international transactions; lender liability; estate planning and probate; insurance defense; construction; and environmental issues.