South Carolina — Palmetto
The attorney rail, honestly closed.
TrialVector shows South Carolina law verbatim, teaches the procedure, and routes judgment calls to licensed South Carolina attorneys - it prepares no documents for you in South Carolina today.
Closed until counsel answers
No South Carolina attorney directory or routed intake exists here yet — the rail opens only after South Carolina counsel reviews the posture in writing, and any document feature stays double-gated behind SC_LIVE and SC_UPL_COUNSEL_CONFIRMED. Until then, the South Carolina Bar's own referral channels are the road.
The law the rail will be built against — loaded now
- S.C. Code § 40-5-310 — practice requires Bar enrollment, and the unauthorized-practice definition belongs to the Supreme Court of South Carolina itself. No software safe harbor exists; this platform's SHOW/EDUCATE/ROUTE spine is built against that fact.
- the neighboring corporate-practice sections — Chapter 5 of Title 40 is loaded whole (1,958 Title-40 sections); read the licensing article as a family.
- SCEF Section 1 — the Authorized E-Filer is a licensed South Carolina attorney by the policies' own definition; the filing logistics themselves assume the licensed lane.
- S.C. Code § 15-36-10 — the signing and frivolous-filing standard binds attorneys AND pro se litigants by name; whoever files, the governor applies.