Jack G. Leader

Personal Injury, Wrongful Death, Medical Malpractice, Social Security Disability

Jack Leader began practicing law in 1971 and has served on both plaintiff and defense cases. He prosecuted cases for the City of Rock Hill for three years and also became the Assistant Solicitor for York County for 9 years. He was also allowed to practice law in a private law firm at the same time. During those years, he tried a multitude of personal injury accident cases for the Plaintiff as well as handled a number of Medical Malpractice cases for both Plaintiffs and Defendants.

Since joining the firm in 1989, Jack has practiced exclusively in representing clients injured in accidents or through doctor/hospital negligence, and Social Security Disability cases.

Jack has made it his mission to try to help people even if he could not represent them on a given set of facts. For matters outside of Elrod Pope’s practice specialty, it has been our policy to refer those persons to attorneys that might be able to answer their questions or give them excellent representation. We are inclined to be very selective in the cases actually pursued.

Jack was the Founder, Director and past-President of Hospice and Community Care as well as the past-Board Director and two-time President of the Rock Hill/York County Convention and Visitors Bureau. He also has served on the York County Alcohol and Drug Board.

Education

J.D., University of South Carolina School of Law, 1970
B.A., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1967

Jurisdictions Admitted to Practice

State of South Carolina, 1970
District of South Carolina Federal Court, 1971
Supreme Court of United States of America, 1974

Professional & Bar Association Memberships

York County Bar Association
Member: since 1971

South Carolina Bar Association
Member: since 1970

South Carolina Association for Justice
Member: since 1971

American Associaton for Justice
Member: since 1990