Our Legal Team

Carl L. Solomon is a native of Columbia, South Carolina where he attended W.J. Keenan High School (87). Carl’s passion for serving the community propelled him into the practice of personal injury law. To further his service, Carl founded the Solomon Law Group, LLC (2010). He is a graduate of Florida State University (B.S. Economics) and the University of South Carolina School of Law. While in college and law school Carl served in several positions including President of the Black Student Union (FSU), Director of Off-Campus Housing (FSU), Chief of Staff – Student Government (FSU), Student Senate (USC), President of Black Law Student Association (USC), Student Senate (USC), and Student Body President (USC).

DaQuan was born and raised in Camden, South Carolina where he attended and graduated from Camden High School. DaQuan’s passion for the law developed at a young age. Since he was a teenager, he knew he wanted to be a lawyer, and he knew he wanted to use the law as a tool to help his community. During law school, he was a member of The American Constitution Society, The Black Law Student’s Association, and The Moot Court Team. Throughout law school, he occupied various leadership positions within these organizations. Each leadership position he held helped to hone his skills as an advocate, a community servant, and as a catalyst for social justice.

Marshall grew up in Columbia, South Carolina. After graduating with honors from Morehouse College with a B.A in English Literature, he moved to Kurobe, Japan where he taught English in its elementary, middle, and high schools. Marshall returned to Columbia to teach English and History at his high school alma mater, Heathwood Hall. After Heathwood, he served as the Student Affairs Director at the South Carolina Honors College. Marshall is admitted to practice in South Carolina, Illinois, and the District of Columbia. He is a member of the Board of Trustees of Heathwood Hall. He is also a member of the South Carolina Association for Justice and the American Association for Justice.