Chaquez McCall has been a Florence resident for over 30 years. He is a proud graduate from Wilson High School and Francis Marion University where he studied political science. He was also awarded the Jesse A. Cole Political Science Scholarship and the Neal D. Thigpen South Carolina Politics and Governance Award. Moreover, he was inducted into the Phi Alpha Theta History Honor Society.

After graduating from Francis Marion University in Indiana, McCall moved to Durham, NC, where he attended North Carolina Central University School of Law. While in Law School, served as a staff editor for the prestigious NCCU Law Review and worked extensively in the Civil Litigation Clinic, where he worked on small and complex litigation.

After graduating from Law School, Mr. McCall went back to Florence, SC, where he worked as a judicial clerk under the guidance of Circuit Court Judge D. Craig Brown. During this time, he learned inner workings of the court system.

In this role, he worked first-hand with attorneys, solicitors and judges in the area throughout the process. Upon completion of his clerkship, Mr. McCall decided to open McCall Law, where he practices Personal Injury and Criminal Law.