The importance of music and the arts is not lost on the Jebaily Law Firm, which is why we are proud sponsors of the Florence Center for Contemporary Music 2023-24 concert series. 

A local nonprofit organization, the Florence Center for Contemporary Music (FCCM) offers instruction in a wide variety of instruments from woodwinds, brass, and strings to guitar, keyboard, drums, and more. Additionally, FCCM provides opportunities for performances at their in-house venue which will host the concert series. Workshops and seminars are also offered to give participants the chance to learn from and alongside professionals actively working in different fields of music including performance, songwriting, recording, and concert promotion/management.

Brian S. Yost, Esq.

A partner in the Jebaily Law Firm, attorney Brian S. Yost focuses his legal practice on workers’ compensation and personal injury law, including motor vehicle accidents, premises liability, workplace injuries, wrongful death, and more. He has practiced law in South Carolina since 2013.


Brian is a native of the Pee Dee region, having graduated from high school in Marion and earning his undergraduate degree from Coastal Carolina University in Conway. He earned his law degree from the University of South Carolina School of Law. Brian is admitted to practice law in South Carolina and in the U.S. District Court for the District of South Carolina.


His professional and community involvement includes graduating from the Florence Chamber of Commerce’s Leadership Florence program and serving on the Board of Governors of the South Carolina Association for Justice. Brian is also a member of organizations, including the Florence County Bar, the Injured Workers Advocates of South Carolina, the South Carolina Workers’ Compensation Educational Association, the South Carolina Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, and The Stanford E. Lacy Workers’ Compensation American Inn of Court.

 

Admitted to South Carolina Bar: 2013

Years of Legal Experience: 13

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