Warren Moise

Warren Moise is a trial lawyer in Charleston, South Carolina. Born in Bishopville, he graduated from Sumter High School in 1971, and attended the University of South Carolina before becoming a professional musician, songwriter, music publisher, studio musician, and record producer. Warren played and composed songs, and/or recorded with groups such as Bill Pinckney and the Original Drifters, Maurice Williams, Clifford Curry, the Band of Oz, Second Nature, and Billy Joe Royal in the 1970s and 1980s, and traveled around the world with his own group. In the mid-1980s, he began recorded with the Chairmen of the Board, playing and singing backup on beach music standards such as Carolina Girls.

Warren taught evidence and trial advocacy at both of South Carolina’s law schools and spoken at South Carolina Judicial Conferences. He’s written a column for the Bar’s South Carolina Lawyer Magazine for 19 years. See generally grimcab.com.