South Carolina Housing Authority Lawyers

Horton knows that a Housing Authority’s work is driven by HUD’s fundamental mandate “to create strong, sustainable, inclusive communities and quality affordable homes for all.” Horton’s housing authority representation therefore begins with, and is always informed by, the United States National Housing Act of 1937, as amended (42 U.S.C. §§1437, et seq.), and South Carolina’s Housing Authorities Law, S.C Code Ann. §§13-3-10, et seq.

Experienced Housing Authority Lawyer

Horton Law Firm’s shareholder and Housing Authority attorney Bo Campbell has more than 13 years of experience representing housing authorities. He has served as general counsel at  board meetings and executive sessions, in responding to all FOIA requests, in addressing conflict of interest issues, matters of parliamentary procedure, and other general legal issues.

Bo Campbell has represented housing authorities in South Carolina’s administrative, magistrate, State and Federal courts in various contested cases, including construction and labor law disputes, and landlord-tenant matters. He has addressed various HUD regulatory and legal issues, and has negotiated and drafted easements and dwelling leases, Section 8 and vendor contracts, and cooperation agreements with local governmental entities. Bo (along with his partner, Tommy Dugas) recently represented an authority in multiple complex mixed-finance and bond-financed redevelopment transactions, and Rental Assistance Demonstration (“RAD”) closing, all of which have resulted in hundreds of new and renovated affordable housing units in the City of Greenville, S.C.

Contact us today to discuss your Housing Authority Lawyer needs in South Carolina.