T. Eugene Allen, III

Gene Allen practices primarily in the litigation, creditors' rights and bankruptcy fields. He is an experienced mediator, specializing in insurance, bankruptcy, debtor-creditor and consumer issues.

Mr. Allen also has extensive experience in insurance coverage, insurance litigation, lender liability, commercial law and consumer credit matters.

In law school at the University of South Carolina, he was Leading Articles Editor of the South Carolina Law Review, a PAD scholar and a member of the Order of Wig and Robe.

He and his wife Clare are active members of Ashland United Methodist Church.

• Certified Specialist - Bankruptcy and Debtor-Creditor Law, The Supreme Court of South Carolina
• Certified Circuit Court Mediator
• South Carolina Defense Trial Attorneys Association - President (1985-1986)
• Federation of Defense and Corporate Counsel - Board of Directors (1998-2002)
• Federation of Defense and Corporate Counsel Foundation - Board of Directors
• South Carolina Bankruptcy Law Specialization Advisory Board - Chair (1992-1993)
• South Carolina Bankruptcy Law Association - Board of Directors (1992-1993)

• 18 Nexsen Pruet Attorneys Named Among South Carolina's "Super Lawyers"
• Gene Allen Joins the Board of Directors of the FDCC Foundation
  T. Eugene Allen, III, a Member (partner) in Nexsen Pruet’s Columbia office, has been elected to the Board of Directors of the FDCC Foundation, the educational and charitable arm of the Federation of Defense and Corporate Counsel.
• 7 Nexsen Pruet Lawyers Honored for Decades of Service
  Nexsen Pruet honors 7 firm Members for practicing 30-Plus Years.
  

• The Bankruptcy Reform Act of 2005 - Unlocking the Mystery
• Foreclosure of Mortgages in South Carolina
  A detailed review of the procedure for real estate foreclosures in S.C.
• Valuation of Claims Secured by Liens on Property and Appraisal Testimony
• Hot and Humid:
  This article discusses coverage for EIFS (stucco) claims under a comprehensive general liability policy.
• Deficiency Judgements in Foreclosure Actions
  A primer of the requirements when the foreclosing client seeks a money judgment after the foreclosure sale.