About William Ashley Jordan
William Ashley Jordan III earned his Juris Doctor from the University of South Carolina School of Law in 2013. He arrived in Columbia after undergraduate studies and completed the three-year program that prepares graduates for practice across state and federal courts. The degree anchors his legal training and remains the foundation of his courtroom work.
After law school, Jordan entered private practice. Over the years he has participated in matters that touch both state and federal systems. He holds memberships in the South Carolina Bar and the Federal Bar Association, affiliations that reflect experience in proceedings on multiple levels of the judiciary. Those connections also provide access to continuing legal education and the procedural developments that shape litigation.
Jordan’s professional associations include service as a member of the South Carolina Injured Workers Advocates and the South Carolina Association for Justice. These memberships indicate steady involvement in networks that concentrate on workplace injuries, workers’ compensation, and civil justice issues. He takes part in the programs and meetings those groups sponsor, and he draws on that exchange of practice-oriented information when preparing cases.
He practices law at the Jordan Law Center. The office handles client matters that arise in common civil litigation settings. His routine work brings him before administrative tribunals and trial courts. He has handled hearings, filings and the negotiation processes that follow claims when parties seek resolution without further court intervention.
Colleagues describe Jordan as methodical in courtroom preparation. He emphasizes clarity in pleadings and factual development early in a case. In the courtroom he relies on a steady presentation of evidence and testimony, and outside it he engages in discovery and case assessment to determine the next steps. His practice style favors thoroughness over flash, and he is known for attending professional gatherings that sharpen practical skills.
As of 2026, Jordan remains active in professional organizations that concentrate on injured workers and civil justice. He continues to represent clients through the Jordan Law Center, handling matters that involve workplace injury claims and related civil litigation. His current practice focuses on representing injured workers and pursuing civil justice matters.
