Skyler B. Hutto

Skyler B. Hutto is an attorney at the firm Williams & Williams Attorneys at Law located in Orangeburg, South Carolina. He has more than seven years of experience in the legal field and concentrates his practice on civil litigation, automobile collisions, trucking collisions, criminal defense, DUI defense, traffic violations, constitutional claims, false arrests, and general litigation.

Mr. Hutto's diverse contributions to the legal sector, education and local community showcase his enthusiasm for creating a significant influence across different areas of life. He passionately advocates for the rights and freedoms of his clients.

Graduating with honors from Vanderbilt University, Mr. Hutto pursued his Juris Doctor from the Indiana University Maurer School of Law. During his time in law school, he excelled in oral advocacy and contributed significantly to the Indiana Journal of Law and Social Equality. Additionally, he held a part-time position at the Marion County Prosecutor’s Office in Indiana while also serving as the vice president of Graduate Student Government.

Starting his legal journey as a law clerk for Judge Perry M. Buckner in the 14th Judicial Circuit, Mr. Hutto managed scheduling, conducted legal research, and assisted in General Sessions and Common Pleas cases. He then transitioned to Williams & Williams Attorneys at Law, where he gained experience in various legal areas such as civil litigation, criminal defense, constitutional claims, and more. Noteworthy cases he has been involved in include wrongful imprisonment and false arrests, highlighting his commitment to justice.

Mr. Hutto’s dedication extends beyond his professional career. He has been recognized for his pro bono work, particularly in representing South Carolina School Districts in crucial Supreme Court cases. Moreover, he has been acknowledged on the South Carolina “Pro Bono Honor Roll” and was named to The State newspaper’s “20 Under 40” list. Concurrently, he serves as a legal studies professor at Orangeburg-Calhoun Technical College and as a part-time public defender, gaining substantial trial experience in Orangeburg.