Elise Crosby
Elise F. Crosby
Elise is a civil and family court litigator, a Certified Family Court Mediator, and an experienced criminal trial lawyer. In addition to her litigation practice, she represents government clients on planning, contract, FOIA, and other state law issues. She has been a practicing trial attorney since 1994, and is a veteran prosecutor, having prosecuted felonies in Charleston and Georgetown Counties, last serving as the Deputy Solicitor for Georgetown. Elise began her private practice with Bell Legal Group, representing plaintiffs injured by childrens’ homes, camps, hospitals, and nursing homes. In 2006, she founded Crosby Law Firm, LLC, and was appointed City Attorney for Georgetown. Elise graduated from the College of Charleston and the University of South Carolina School of Law. In addition to her law practice, she has worked for the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee, the U.S. Attorney’s Office, and taught criminal justice at Horry-Georgetown Technical College. Elise has served the South Carolina Bar on the Board of Governors, in the House of Delegates, and as a volunteer mock trial team coach and judge. She has spoken locally and statewide to youth, civic, and attorney groups. She is a Past President President of the South Carolina Municipal Attorneys Association and the Georgetown County Bar.
She is admitted to practice in South Carolina state and federal court and the United States Supreme Court.
Joe Crosby
Joe M. Crosby
Joe Crosby represents individuals, HOAs, and businesses in civil and family court and claimants before the Social Security Administration and the Workers’ Compensation Commission. He also proudly represents the Guardian ad litem program in Family Court, a position he has held for more than twenty years. He has been in private practice since 1995 and joined Crosby Law Firm in 2007. He was elected Master-in-Equity for Georgetown County by the South Carolina General Assembly in 2008.
Joe graduated from The Citadel and the University of South Carolina School of Law. He served on the Georgetown County School Board for two terms, and was elected Chairman. He has been active in youth sports and as scoutmaster of the Boys Scouts of America’s local Troop 300.
Joe is admitted to practice in South Carolina state and federal court, the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals, and the United States Supreme Court.