How Did David Aylor Die? Bio, Age, Career, Family, Cause of Death
Well-known Charleston attorney, David Aylor , died.
How Did David Aylor Die?
On January 2, famous Charleston attorney David Aylor passed away.
The cause and method of Aylor’s death have not yet been identified, according to the Charleston County Coroner’s office, although it was confirmed that he died at home at the age of 41.
The Charleston Police are looking into it.
Aylor’s law firm released a statement,
“David, we miss you, we love you, and we will continue to make you proud.”
"We are all heartbroken to no longer work alongside David, but he left the firm with a strong succession plan and a talented team who will continue providing top notch representation and service to the firm’s clients."https://t.co/UKF457vte5
— David Aylor (@DavidAylor) January 2, 2023
According to longtime friend and former colleague Stephen Schmutz, the legal community is startled.
He said,
“The legal community is going to miss him,”
“There is going to be a huge hole there.”
What happened to David Aylor?
David Aylor, 41, was discovered dead at his residence in downtown Charleston on Monday, according to a law enforcement official involved in the investigation.
At this time, there is no suspicion of foul play, claims the source. The reason and manner of death were still under investigation as of Monday night, according to the coroner.
Ngnews247 is attempting to find out additional details regarding Aylor’s passing.
The sudden passing of @DavidAylor is a gut punch to the Lowcountry. His leadership went far and above the courtroom. He was very active with his community service to so many worthy organizations. He will be greatly missed. pic.twitter.com/2hJgOSJUOv
— Christian LeBlanc (@amazechristianl) January 2, 2023
Who was David Aylor ?
Aylor founded the David Aylor Law Office, a personal injury law business, in 2007.
David had worked as a criminal defense lawyer and civil litigator in addition to serving as the City of Hanahan’s interim prosecutor. Hanahan previously held the position of an assistant solicitor for Charleston County’s Ninth Circuit Solicitor’s Office before being appointed to this position.Aylor founded the David Aylor Law Office, a personal injury law business, in 2007.
He had worked as a criminal defense lawyer and civil litigator in addition to serving as the City of Hanahan’s interim prosecutor.
Hanahan previously held the position of an assistant solicitor for Charleston County’s Ninth Circuit Solicitor’s Office before being appointed to this position.
According to his corporate profile, Aylor started practicing law in the Lowcountry and Grand Strand in 2007 after earning his law degree from the University of South Carolina School of Law in 2006 and his bachelor’s degree in political science from the College of Charleston four years earlier.
Aylor has also served as the City of Hanahan’s prosecutor and was once the assistant solicitor for Charleston County in the Ninth Circuit Solicitor’s Office.
According to Aylor’s website, he also worked as a law clerk for several well-known Charleston residents, including U.S. Magistrate Judge Robert S. Carr, Charleston criminal defense lawyer Andy Savage, and Glenn McConnell, a former state senator from Charleston who later rose to the position of lieutenant governor and president of the College of Charleston.
After federal prosecutors withdrew an October charge that aimed to have Aylor publicly punished for defying a court order on distributing evidence, Aylor made headlines last month. Prosecutors admitted in December that he didn’t break any ethics laws.