The recognition honors the firm’s longstanding commitment to legal excellence, client service, and community leadership since 1908.

COLUMBIA, S.C. — The McKay Firm, an award-winning defense litigation firm serving clients across the Southeast, is proud to announce its recognition as a 2026 Legacy Law Firm by South Carolina Lawyers Weekly, an honor celebrating South Carolina law firms that have demonstrated sustained success, longevity, and a commitment to serving clients and communities across generations.

The Legacy Law Firm designation recognizes firms that have successfully adapted to changing legal landscapes, evolving client needs, and advances in technology while maintaining strong workplace cultures and community engagement. Firms selected for the honor have demonstrated the ability to grow and thrive while preserving the values and traditions that shaped their success.

“The McKay Firm has always been built on a foundation of integrity, service, and commitment to our clients, stated McKay Firm Senior Partner, Julius W. “Jay” McKay, II. “For more than a century, we have adapted to meet the needs of a changing world while remaining true to the principles established by our founder. This recognition is a testament to the generations of attorneys and staff who have contributed to our legacy and to the clients who have trusted us throughout the years.”

The 2026 Legacy Law Firm recognition reflects The McKay Firm’s role as one of South Carolina’s most respected legal institutions and its unwavering commitment to serving clients, communities, and future generations with the same excellence that has defined the firm since 1908.

About The McKay Firm: Since 1908, The McKay Firm is a full-service defense litigation firm based in Columbia, South Carolina. With decades of proven results, the firm is recognized for its excellence in government defense, workers’ compensation, medical malpractice, premises liability, and general civil litigation. The McKay Firm is committed to providing strategic, efficient, and client-focused representation.