R. Bruce Wallace

Bruce Wallace practices in the business and consumer litigation group.

Mr. Wallace focuses his practice on insurance bad faith and coverage, business litigation (including partnerships, limited liability companies, and closely held companies), real estate litigation, commercial litigation, mortgage foreclosures, and probate litigation (including trusts and estates).

He actively participates in the Defense Research Institute, where he currently chairs the D&O and E&O SLG of the Commercial Litigation Committee. Mr. Wallace recently served as a Regional Editor for the 50-State Compendium on Unfair Trade Practices published by the Defense Research Institute.  He also serves as a delegate to the South Carolina Bar's House of Delegates.

Mr. Wallace is a native of Charleston, where he lives with his wife and four children.  He volunteers with Crisis Ministries and is actively involved in the Cub Scouts and the Exchange Club of Charleston.

• Law Clerk to the Hon. C. Weston Houck, Chief U.S. District Judge, District of South Carolina, 1996-1998
• Defense Research Institute - Chair of E&O and D&O Subcommittee of the Commercial Litigation Committee, Regional Editor for the 50-State Compendium on Unfair Trade Practices
• South Carolina Bar - House of Delegates - Delegate
• SC Chapter of the Federal Bar Association - Board of Directors

RIM Associates v. Blackwell, 359 S.C. 170, 597 S.E.2d 152 S.C.App.2004

• 18 Nexsen Pruet Attorneys Named Among South Carolina's "Super Lawyers"
• Nexsen Pruet Relocates Charleston Office To Victoria Center
  Nexsen Pruet, LLC has relocated its Charleston office to Victoria Center, a 72,000-square-foot Class-A building located in the heart of downtown.
• Bruce Wallace Elected To Serve On House of Delegates of S.C. Bar
  Bruce Wallace, an attorney in Nexsen Pruet's Charleston office, has been elected to the House of Delegates of the South Carolina Bar.

• Using Non-Reliance Clauses in Defense of Fraud Claims
  Bruce Wallace of the firm's Charleston office and Christie Matthews of the firm's Charlotte office co-wrote "Using Non-Reliance Clauses in Defense of Fraud Claims" for "The Business Suit," the email newsletter from the Commercial Litigation Committee of the Defense Research Institute.