State & Federal Constitutional Litigation

Limehouse LLC represents clients in select litigation and appellate matters where legal complexity intersects with public significance.  When constitutional principles are at stake, the outcome can shape not only a particular case but also the legal landscape for years to come.  

At Limehouse LLC, Thomas A. Limehouse, Jr. provides experienced, strategic representation in litigating complex constitutional questions.  Thomas A. Limehouse, Jr. has litigated significant constitutional questions in state and federal court—from the South Carolina Circuit Court to the South Carolina Supreme Court and the United States District Court for the District of South Carolina to the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, as well as appearing as amicus counsel of record before the Supreme Court of the United States.  As the former Chief Legal Counsel to the longest-serving Governor of South Carolina, Thomas represented the Governor in defending numerous state and federal constitutional challenges, managing and handling high-profile litigation involving questions related to executive authority, separation of powers, and statutory and constitutional interpretation.  

• Strategic Counsel – Informed by years of advising top government officials on constitutional and policy matters.
• Experienced Advocacy – Experience briefing and arguing constitutional questions in state and federal trial and appellate courts.
• Principled Representation – Committed to advancing and protecting clients’ rights under the law.

At every phase—from legal strategy through oral argument—Limehouse prioritizes clarity, credibility, and the broader context in which the dispute arises, focusing on matters where the stakes are high, the law is unsettled, or the outcome may influence public governance or institutional integrity.  Thomas is also available to partner with existing trial counsel, advocacy groups, and policy organizations to maximize legal and strategic impact.