A well-rounded attorney who serves the residents of Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, from the Loignon Law Firm, Michael Loignon uses his strong legal acumen to provide top-notch representation to his clients in a variety of legal matters, including:
- Family law issues such as divorce and custody
- Criminal law issues such as drug crimes, juvenile offenses, assault and battery, violent crimes, expungement, theft and parole and bond hearings, among many others
- Personal injury: Automobile accidents, dog bites, construction accidents, workplace injuries, truck accidents and slip-and-falls
- Professional license defense
- DUI/DWIs
Prior to his foray into the legal field, Mr. Loignon served in the Army National Guard, earning his rank as Major. With deployments in many dangerous conflict zones, he also answered the call to help fellow Americans during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic as part of the coronavirus relief mission, earning him numerous Army Commendation Medals. His dedication and commitment to keeping people safe has translated effectively to his law practice, always making sure that his clients get effective legal counsel to help them get back to their daily lives.
Mr. Loignon attended The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina, where he served important roles as a squad sergeant and senior mentor. He was part of the Citadel Inn of Court and included in the dean’s list. After graduating with his Bachelor of Arts degree in political science in 2004, he enrolled into the Charleston School of Law, where he was part of the Military Law Society and the Criminal Law Society. He received his Juris Doctor and his license to practice in South Carolina in 2013, and later, admission to practice before the U.S. District Court for the District of South Carolina.
During his time in law school, Mr. Loignon was the recipient of the CALI Excellence for the Future Award in Evidence, awarded the Military Order of the Purple Heart scholarship and the AHEPA Merit Scholarship. His career started at the South Carolina Department of Social Services, where he took on a plethora of family law cases. He then made the move to the Charleston County Public Defender’s Office, where he defended nearly a thousand clients in a wide range of felonies and misdemeanors. His experience within the South Carolina justice system is a mammoth advantage for his clients.
