Starting with the inaugural year of the Charleston School of Law in 2004, Kevin
Eberle taught legal writing as an adjunct professor for two years at the school before
joining the faculty fulltime in 2006 as the interim director of legal writing. He is now
a full-time Legal Writing Professor. A former member of the editorial board of The South
Carolina Lawyer, Eberle previously had a commercial litigation and appellate practice at
Rosen, Rosen & Hagood, LLC, in Charleston, S.C. A former member of the editorial
board of The South Carolina Lawyer, Eberle previously had a commercial litigation and
appellate practice at Rosen, Rosen & Hagood, LLC, in Charleston, S.C. from 1995
through 2006. 

Eberle holds a law degree from the University of South Carolina School of Law and a
bachelor's degree from the College of William and Mary. He is a past associate
editor-in-chief of the University of South Carolina Law Review. He also is a member of
the board of directors of the Preservation Society of Charleston and is on the board of
directors of the College of William and Mary Alumni Club. He serves as president of the
Hampton Park Terrace Neighborhood Association.

Spoliation in South Carolina

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Spoliation in South Carolina, South Carolina Lawyer (2007)

A review of the law of spoliation in both the state and federal courts of...

 

Return Capstan to Hampton Park

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Return Capstan to Hampton Park, Charleston Post & Courier (2007)

An editorial arguing for the return of the capstan of the USS Maine to its...

 

Alcohol Liability in South Carolina

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Alcohol Liability in South Carolina: A Host of Legal Issues, South Carolina Lawyer (2006)

An article addressing the development of alcohol liability in South Carolina including a discussion of...

 

Damages Provision Distinguished from Noncompete Agreement

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Liquidated Damages Clause in Partnership Agreement Held Not Noncompete Agreement, South Carolina Law Review (1993)

A law review note reviewing and criticizing a recent South Carolina Court of Appeals decision...

 

Judicial Selection in South Carolina

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Judicial Selection in South Carolina: Who Gets to Judge?, South Carolina Lawyer (2002)

A review of the judicial selction process in South Carolina and comments on the effectiveness...

 

Non-competes and the Inevitable Disclosure Doctrine

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Eroding Disfavor of Non-competes and the Inevitable Disclosure Doctrine in South Carolina, South Carolina Lawyer (2008)