About Robin Milo
Robin Milo Perrigo is an attorney licensed to practice law in both South Carolina and North Carolina. That geographic reach shapes how Perrigo approaches legal work. Practicing across state lines requires attention to differences in procedure and statute, and Perrigo has built a practice that reflects that reality.
Perrigo's career path includes admission to the bars of South Carolina and North Carolina. Over time Perrigo has handled matters that involve clients and institutions in both states, moving between state court systems where necessary. Working in two jurisdictions often means juggling different filing rules, court calendars and statutory frameworks. Perrigo's day-to-day practice reflects that practical complexity.
Colleagues describe Perrigo as methodical and direct. In interactions with clients and other lawyers, Perrigo favors clear explanations and straightforward planning. That approach can make it easier for clients who must resolve legal questions that cross state lines. It also helps when coordinating with counsel in other jurisdictions or addressing procedural issues that differ from one state to the next.
Perrigo's legal work has included transactional matters and contested proceedings. Handling those kinds of matters in South Carolina and North Carolina requires fluency in both statutory and local court practices. Perrigo has navigated that terrain on behalf of individuals and organizations, arranging filings, preparing legal memoranda and advising on next steps. The practice emphasizes practical problem-solving and the technical accuracy that courts expect.
Outside the courtroom, Perrigo pays attention to the administrative side of practice. Maintaining licenses in two states means staying current on CLE requirements and tracking regulatory changes in both jurisdictions. It also means preparing for the occasional procedural hurdle that comes with cross-border representation, such as resolving questions of venue or choice of law.
Perrigo's professional profile is defined by dual licensure and by a practice that spans South Carolina and North Carolina. That combination shapes the kinds of matters Perrigo accepts and how cases are managed. As of 2026, Perrigo maintains an active practice representing clients and advising on legal matters arising in both South Carolina and North Carolina.
