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well I think the the biggest um
involvement I’ve had is in raising my
four children and now my nine
grandchildren I have coached all of my
children in various Sports I’ve been a
scout leader um both of my sons are
Eagle Scouts Elder in the church on the
bar side I’ve served on multiple
committees I’m past president of the
South Carolina Trial Lawyers Association
currently serve on the Board of
Governors of the American assoc
assciation of justice so I’ve been very
involved in the community currently with
two groups I’m creating Mentor programs
through the South Carolina bar solo and
small firm section and also through
injury board which is a National
Organization mentoring has become my
passion and it may be because I’ve been
a parent I’ve started a law firm
multiple several law firms just giving
back and bringing along the Next
Generation so that’s my involvement in
the
community
this building is a perfect example of it
it’s taken me several years to build my
home office and so while this may be
mahogany
downstairs upstairs I have built in this
my grandchildren’s playroom so I’ve been
a woodworker I’ve built multiple Habitat
for Humanity houses I’ve always just
done things with my hand I have a farm
nothing’s better than getting on a farm
getting on a tractor at the farm to
clear your head so I’ve just been
involved with my family and um doing
things that may last longer than just me
whether it’s mentoring coaching Scout
leading it’s pretty cool to still have
people come up to me and call me coach
um and I haven’t coached them in 30
years but just to know that next
Generation still considers me their
coach is pretty cool
Columbia, SC personal injury attorney Mark D. Chappell talks about his service to the bar and his community and what he does when he’s not practicing law.