Charleston, South Carolina – Five attorneys at Steinberg Law Firm have been named to the 2027 edition of Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch® in America, a peer-reviewed listing that recognizes lawyers with five to nine years of experience in their careers. 

The North Charleston firm’s Ones to Watch honorees are concentrated in personal injury and workers’ compensation law, reflecting the caseload that has long defined much of the firm’s work in the Charleston region.  

Adam Greene is listed for workers’ compensation law – claimants and workers’ compensation law – employers. His recognition underscores the ongoing volume of disputes related to jobsite injuries, benefits, and employer obligations in South Carolina’s growing industrial and construction sectors.  

Three additional Steinberg Law Firm attorneys — Rachel Igdal, Daniel E. Martin III and Wilson Jackson — are each named in personal injury litigation – plaintiffs. Their inclusion in the 2027 Ones to Watch edition comes as population growth, increased traffic, and expanding development continue to bring a steady flow of injury-related claims into state and federal courts in the Charleston area.  

Lara Browne is recognized in two categories: personal injury litigation – plaintiffs and workers’ compensation law – claimants. Her work covers claims involving individuals who sustain injuries arising from accidents, unsafe conditions, and workplace incidents in and around the Lowcountry.  

According to the publication, selection is based entirely on peer review. Respondents are asked whether they would refer legal matters to the nominee, and all candidates undergo a review of their professional standing with licensing authorities. Best Lawyers® says attorneys cannot pay to be included in either the Best Lawyers in America or the Ones to Watch listings.  

For Steinberg Law Firm, founded nearly a century ago and historically associated with representing injured workers and accident victims, the 2027 Ones to Watch selections highlight a newer generation of lawyers taking on personal injury and workers’ compensation matters. The recognitions place these early-career attorneys in a national directory alongside more senior practitioners at a time when rankings and peer-reviewed guides play a visible, if unofficial, role in evaluating legal services.  

As South Carolina continues to experience economic and population growth, the legal issues reflected in this year’s Ones to Watch categories — from jobsite injuries to motor vehicle collisions and other civil claims — are likely to remain central to the region’s court dockets. The inclusion of Greene, Igdal, Martin, Jackson and Browne in the 2027 edition offers a snapshot of how plaintiffs’ lawyers in the Charleston area are viewed by peers in the broader legal community.