Before establishing The Trey Harrell Law Office, LLC, Attorney Trey Harrell served as a Federal Prosecutor with the High Intensity Drug Trafficking Areas (HIDTA) task force. With a strong commitment to family values, Trey’s primary focus in his practice is assisting individuals in rebuilding their lives after a car accident. As a father of two young children, Trey empathizes deeply with the importance of regaining stability and being able to provide for one’s family.

In addition to his specialization in Personal Injury law, Trey leverages his extensive background in Estate Planning and Criminal Defense. Before his tenure as a Federal Prosecutor, he worked as an associate at a reputable law firm, handling cases ranging from DUIs to Wrongful Deaths, and adeptly crafting Revocable Trusts and Last Will & Testaments. This breadth of experience has equipped Trey with the confidence to navigate courtroom proceedings and advocate zealously for his clients, even if it entails presenting cases before a jury.

Trey Harrell approaches each case with patience and professionalism, ensuring that every client and their family receives personalized attention and comprehensive guidance throughout the legal process. Whether it involves aiding in recovery from an Auto Accident, strategizing for future family planning through Will drafting, or navigating through a DUI charge, Attorney Trey Harrell is dedicated to delivering the caliber of representation that clients rightfully expect and deserve.

Moreover, Trey has deep roots in the Charleston community, being a third-generation Charlestonian. His family’s legacy includes his grandfather, Commissioner Robert W. “Bob” Harrell, Sr., former SCDOT Highway Commissioner, and his father, Speaker Robert W. “Bobby” Harrell, Jr., former Speaker of the South Carolina House of Representatives.

Trey and his wife, Amber, reside in Mt. Pleasant with their two children. When he’s not engaged in legal work, Trey enjoys quality time with his family, outdoor activities, and cheering for his beloved South Carolina Gamecocks.