Mar 20 – Living Your Truth: Arthur McFarland and Henry Smythe

Mar 20 – Living Your Truth: Arthur McFarland and Henry Smythe

“Living Your Truth” Series
March 20
6pm-8pm
Mt. Zion AME Church
5 Glebe Street

FREE
ABOUT “LIVING YOUR TRUTH” SERIES

Living Your Truth is a series of conversations with those on the front lines, who bravely and gracefully live the truth of their hearts within their formidable lives. Hosted by the Social Justice Racial Equity Collaborative Council, and convened by The Sophia Institute, it is our hope their words inspire and challenge each of us to find our own truths. Listen to them speak personally and passionately about their work for social justice, racial equity, and transformative change.

FEATURED SPEAKERS

ARTHUR C. MCFARLAND is a native Charlestonian. He is a graduate of Bishop England High School. In 1970 he received a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Government from Notre Dame University. In 1973, he received his Juris Doctor Degree from the University of Virginia Law School. He is admitted to practice before the State, Federal and U.S. Supreme Courts.     In 1976, Judge McFarland was appointed Associate Judge of the Municipal Court for the City of Charleston. From 1978 to his retirement from the bench in December 2009, he held the post of Chief Municipal Judge. Judge McFarland continues in the private practice of law in Charleston.

HENRY B. SMYTHE, JR. is a trial lawyer with 40 years of experience representing major corporations in complex litigation in the areas of product liability defense, mass tort defense, class action, and multidistrict litigation.  Admitted to the South Carolina Bar in 1977, Smythe received his Bachelor of Arts from Yale University in 1970  and his Juris Doctor from the University of Virginia in 1976.  His clients range from major national and regional companies to locally owned concerns, in court cases in both the state and federal systems.  Other work includes representing automobile service companies in personal injury matters as well as corporations and individual clients in business litigation matters.

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