GREG SLOAN SELECTED FOR 2026 NATIONAL TRIAL LAWYERS TOP 100 MEMBERSHIP

July 28, 2026

Greg Sloan, a prominent South Carolina personal injury attorney, has been selected for the 2026 National Trial Lawyers Top 100 Membership — an invitation-only honor recognizing the nation’s most accomplished trial lawyers in civil plaintiff and criminal defense law.


About the National Trial Lawyers Top 100

The National Trial Lawyers Top 100 is a prestigious, multi-phase selection process that evaluates attorneys from each state or region based on objective, uniformly applied standards.


Criteria include:

  • Leadership, reputation, influence, stature, and public profile
  • Demonstrated excellence in civil plaintiff and/or criminal defense practice
  • Peer nominations combined with third-party research


Membership is extended to only a select few attorneys per state/region, making it one of the most respected honors in the trial law community.


Significance of the Selection

Being named to the 2026 Top 100 places Greg Sloan among the premier trial lawyers in the country, alongside other nationally recognized legal leaders.


This recognition reflects his:

  • Proven track record in high-impact personal injury cases
  • Reputation for excellence and client service
  • Standing within the South Carolina legal community


What It Means for Clients


For clients, this designation signals:

  • Access to a nationally recognized attorney with elite credentials
  • Opportunities for exclusive networking and case referrals through the National Trial Lawyers network
  • Continued access to high-quality legal representation in complex personal injury matters.
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