Seth C. Rose Columbia Criminal Lawyer

Seth Rose is a graduate of the University of South Carolina School of Law and a former assistant solicitor for Richland County (Columbia, SC) -- a position in which he prosecuted various crimes, including DUI, Drug & alcohol offenses, burglary, armed robbery, and even murder.

Prior to embarking on his law career, Mr. Rose earned a bachelor's degree from the University of South Carolina where he was a First Team All-america singles tennis player for the Gamecocks. In September 2014 he was elected into the University of South Carolina Athletics Hall of Fame for his accomplishments on the tennis court.

In November 2018, Mr. Rose was elected to the State House of Representatives for South Carolina House District 72. In the legislature, he was appointed to the Judiciary committee in his first year.

Prior to serving in the S.C. State Legislature, Mr. Rose served his community on Richland County Council representing District 5. Both State House District 72 and County Council District 5 include Five Points, the Vista, the USC campus, and the surrounding areas and neighborhoods.

Because of the efforts of Representative Rose, jail mugshots in Richland County are no longer posted in magazines and online websites that extort money from accused citizens. Mr. Rose has also been named one of the Top 50 Most Powerful & Influential people by a leading state publication for the past 5 years. The readers of this publication also voted Mr. Rose the Best DUI Attorney in Columbia.

Known for his trademark work ethic and responsiveness, Mr. Rose vows to respond to messages and inquiries immediately. At the Law Office of Seth Rose, we pledge to represent you and your loved ones the way we would want to be represented. Our only source of advertising is referrals from former clients who are extremely satisfied. We look forward to speaking with you soon and providing results you desire in your legal matter.

Seth C. Rose, a dedicated criminal lawyer in Columbia, is committed to protecting clients and defending their rights.

Seth Rose is a graduate of the University of South Carolina School of Law and a former assistant solicitor for Richland County (Columbia, SC) -- a position in which he prosecuted various crimes, including DUI, Drug & alcohol offenses, burglary, armed robbery, and even murder.

Prior to embarking on his law career, Mr. Rose earned a bachelor's degree from the University of South Carolina where he was a First Team All-america singles tennis player for the Gamecocks. In September 2014 he was elected into the University of South Carolina Athletics Hall of Fame for his accomplishments on the tennis court.

In November 2018, Mr. Rose was elected to the State House of Representatives for South Carolina House District 72. In the legislature, he was appointed to the Judiciary committee in his first year.

Prior to serving in the S.C. State Legislature, Mr. Rose served his community on Richland County Council representing District 5. Both State House District 72 and County Council District 5 include Five Points, the Vista, the USC campus, and the surrounding areas and neighborhoods.

Because of the efforts of Representative Rose, jail mugshots in Richland County are no longer posted in magazines and online websites that extort money from accused citizens. Mr. Rose has also been named one of the Top 50 Most Powerful & Influential people by a leading state publication for the past 5 years. The readers of this publication also voted Mr. Rose the Best DUI Attorney in Columbia.

Known for his trademark work ethic and responsiveness, Mr. Rose vows to respond to messages and inquiries immediately. At the Law Office of Seth Rose, we pledge to represent you and your loved ones the way we would want to be represented. Our only source of advertising is referrals from former clients who are extremely satisfied. We look forward to speaking with you soon and providing results you desire in your legal matter.

Seth C. Rose, a dedicated criminal lawyer in Columbia, is committed to protecting clients and defending their rights.