Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd Elects Four New Shareholders
January 04, 2024
Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd, P.A. is pleased to announce that Sterling Moose Busbee, Guy M. Dabbs IV, Ronald T. Scott and Cameo Joseph-McCollum have been elected as Shareholders in the firm.
Charleston
Sterling Busbee is a tax attorney with a focus on mergers and acquisitions, economic development and corporate law. She holds an LL.M. in taxation and counsels domestic and international companies with their tax planning needs. In addition, Sterling advises individuals with trust and estate planning.
Guy Dabbs focuses his practice on commercial real estate, including acquisition and development, title review, leasing and lender financing. He also advises businesses with various corporate matters, including entity formation, mergers and acquisitions and corporate governance. Guy’s clients range from individuals and local companies to larger corporations operating around the world.
Columbia
Ron Scott’s practice focuses on public finance, local government and economic development matters. Ron serves as bond counsel to housing developers for low-income housing projects assisted through state and federal tax credits. He also serves as general counsel and issuer’s counsel to local public housing authorities, which act as conduit issuers for private activity housing revenue bonds. Ron advises municipalities and counties on a variety of matters related to public finance, real estate, planning, zoning, contracts, ordinances, regulations and the Freedom of Information Act.
Greenville
Cameo Joseph-McCollum is an experienced litigator who defends healthcare systems, hospitals, insurers, physicians, nurses and other clinicians in a wide range of medical negligence claims. She advises medical professionals on matters of risk management, peer review and professional licensing issues. Cameo also represents corporate entities and insurance companies in a variety of actions, including premises liability and foster parent liability.
Sterling Busbee is a tax attorney with a focus on mergers and acquisitions, economic development and corporate law. She holds an LL.M. in taxation and counsels domestic and international companies with their tax planning needs. In addition, Sterling advises individuals with trust and estate planning.
Guy Dabbs focuses his practice on commercial real estate, including acquisition and development, title review, leasing and lender financing. He also advises businesses with various corporate matters, including entity formation, mergers and acquisitions and corporate governance. Guy’s clients range from individuals and local companies to larger corporations operating around the world.
Columbia
Ron Scott’s practice focuses on public finance, local government and economic development matters. Ron serves as bond counsel to housing developers for low-income housing projects assisted through state and federal tax credits. He also serves as general counsel and issuer’s counsel to local public housing authorities, which act as conduit issuers for private activity housing revenue bonds. Ron advises municipalities and counties on a variety of matters related to public finance, real estate, planning, zoning, contracts, ordinances, regulations and the Freedom of Information Act.
Greenville
Cameo Joseph-McCollum is an experienced litigator who defends healthcare systems, hospitals, insurers, physicians, nurses and other clinicians in a wide range of medical negligence claims. She advises medical professionals on matters of risk management, peer review and professional licensing issues. Cameo also represents corporate entities and insurance companies in a variety of actions, including premises liability and foster parent liability.
