About Elizabeth
Elizabeth Dalzell is a dedicated personal injury attorney at the Law Office of Kenneth E. Berger, located at 5205 Forest Drive, Suite 2, Columbia, South Carolina, 29206. Licensed to practice law in South Carolina since 2000, she is known for her commitment to clients facing challenging circumstances. The firm specializes in catastrophic injury and wrongful death cases, providing essential legal support to those who have suffered devastating losses. In 1998, Elizabeth earned her Juris Doctor from Northeastern University School of Law, equipping her with a strong foundation in legal principles.
Prior to that, she completed her undergraduate studies at Tufts University, where she received a Bachelor of Science in Psychology in 1992. This educational background has not only shaped her analytical skills but also enhanced her understanding of the psychological aspects of personal injury cases. Before joining the Law Office of Kenneth E — Berger, Elizabeth worked at an insurance defense firm. This experience was instrumental in providing her with insights into the defense strategies employed by insurance companies. Such knowledge has proven invaluable in her current role — This lets the attorney effectively advocate for clients navigating personal injury claims.
Elizabeth's practice encompasses many cases, including car accidents, truck accidents, drunk driving crashes, boating wrecks, product liability, and wrongful death. Her diverse experience enables her to approach each case with a well-rounded perspective. The Law Office of Kenneth E. Berger offers free consultations to potential clients, ensuring that individuals seeking legal assistance can access guidance without financial barriers. Elizabeth is an active member of the South Carolina Association for Justice and the Richland County Bar Association.
Her involvement in these organizations supports her staying informed about developments in the legal field and advocating for justice on behalf of her clients. In 2021, Elizabeth contributed to the legal community by publishing an article in the South Carolina Association for Justice’s publication, The Justice Bulletin. The article discussed the consequences when an underinsured motorist (UIM) carrier fails to appear within thirty days of being served, as mandated by South Carolina law. This publication shows her expertise in personal injury law and her dedication to educating both her peers and the public about important legal issues. Through her work, Elizabeth Dalzell continues to make a significant impact in the field of personal injury law in South Carolina.
