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Posted on July 15th, 2021 by SandraG
Caldwell Wenzel Wins big and creates a new law in South Carolina

Partners, Drew Wenzel and Dee Asthana make new law on property ownership rights in South Carolina! After a five year long battle in the trial and then appellate courts, Drew and Dee got a big win for their client and made new law in South Carolina!!  

“It is every lawyer’s dream to use the skills they have learned in law school and in practice to shape laws that govern society, but to actually create new law, that’s just so rare. And today, I get to share this momentous occasion with my partner, Drew Wenzel.  It is a very exciting day at Caldwell Wenzel law firm!!”

~Dee Asthana, Managing Partner

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