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Kevin R. Eberle is the Director of Clinics
at the Charleston School of Law
in Charleston, South Carolina, where he teaches first-year
Legal Research &
Writing as well as Appellate Practice. After graduating from
the University
of South Carolina in 1995, he joined Rosen, Rosen &
Hagood, LLC, where
his practice included a wide range of topics. He is licensed
in the state courts
of South Carolina and all levels of the federal bar from the
District of South
Carolina to the Fourth Circuit and the U.S. Supreme Court.
His scholarship
includes a five-year series of annual Supreme Court updates
and many articles
for South Carolina practitioners.
Since moving to Charleston after law school, he has
been heavily
involved with the cause of historic preservation in
Charleston. He served
six years on the Preservation Society of Charleston's board
of directors and
organized the famous Fall House Tours for three of them. Not
only has
he restored his own 1914 house, but he recently restored a
house built in
1873 by a former slave to save it from demolition by its
former owner. His
work has led to a Carolopolis Award from the Preservation
Society and
two Whitelaw Founders Awards from the Historic Charleston
Foundation.
A fixture at meetings of the Board of Architectural Review,
he freely assists
with research for the city staff and homeowners.
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