Ralph C. McCullough, a founder of the Charleston School of Law, teaches courses on
trial advocacy and damages. From 1968 to 2002, he served on the faculty of the University
of South Carolina School of Law, where he was named distinguished professor emeritus and
served as assistant dean from 1970 to 1975. Following the largest the bankruptcy in South
Carolina history, he was appointed to serve as U.S. Bankruptcy Trustee to resolve the
case.

Articles

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Emotional Distress Damages: Should They Be Permitted Under The Bankruptcy Code For a Willful Violation Of the Stay, DePaul Business & Commercial Law Journal (2003)
 

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Trustees: The Ability to Waive the Debtor's Attorney-Client Privilege, Commercial Law Journal (2001)
 

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Intentional Torts And Bankruptcy : An Evaluation of Kawaauhau v. Geiger, Commercial Law Journal (2000)
 

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The Art of Getting Paid: A Case Law Analysis Of Trustee And Attorney Compensation And Its Limitations, Commercial Law Journal (1999)
 

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Problems With Synthetic Stucco, South Carolina Bar Journal (1998)
 

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Books

South Carolina Torts IV, (1995)
 

South Carolina Torts III, (1990)
 

South Carolina Torts II (1986)
 

South Carolina Torts, (1984)
 

Civil Trial Manual 11, (1981)
 

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Contributions to Books

Intangible Losses Available in Personal Injury Cases, South Carolina Damages, Vol. 1, Part 2, South Carolina Bar (2004)
 

Other

Reporter, South Carolina Supreme Court Jury Charges Commission (1995)
 

Civil Trial Manual 11, supplement (1987)
 

Civil Trial Manual 11, supplement, (1985)
 

Consultant, Intestacy and Real Property for South Carolina Commission for Farm Workers, Southern Regional Education Board Project, (1970)