The Law Offices of Adams & Bischoff, LLC has been named a finalist in the 2025 Charleston's Choice awards, with partner Scott Bischoff recognized in the Professional Services in the Criminal Defense Attorney category. This marks Bischoff's second recognition in the program, having previously won the category in 2023. The Post and Courier's Charleston's Choice honors local individuals and businesses through a reader-driven program that, for the past eight years, has invited readers to vote across categories spanning professional services, local spots, and leisure.
The selection process uses two public voting phases where community members nominate and vote to determine the winners. Being selected by our community means a great deal, Bischoff said. Our clients come to us during some of the most difficult moments of their lives. This recognition reflects the trust they have in our firm, knowing we are fully committed to achieving the best possible result in their case through strong advocacy and the relentless pursuit of justice.
Finalist status signals strong community support and increases visibility for organizations in the Lowcountry. The recognition also serves as validation for firms that focus on consistent service and results. Bischoff, a Charleston School of Law graduate, began his career with the Office of the First Circuit Public Defender, representing indigent clients in Dorchester County and trying misdemeanor and felony cases.
He joined Andy Savage of Savage Law Firm in 2011 and, in 2018, partnered with Chris Adams to form Adams & Bischoff, LLC, where he represents individuals facing misdemeanor and felony charges in local, state and federal courts. For more information about The Law Offices of Adams & Bischoff, LLC, visit https://adamsbischoff.com/. The Law Offices of Adams & Bischoff defends people facing all types of criminal charges in state and federal court. Adams & Bischoff are known for their innovation, commitment and expertise in defending their clients against criminal accusations in both state and federal court.
