Roden Law's Myrtle Beach office serves injury victims throughout Aynor, Galivants Ferry, Cool Spring, and surrounding communities in western Horry County. No fees unless we win.
Population: ~600
Aynor, affectionately known as “The Little Golden Town,” is a small community of approximately 600 residents in western Horry County. Founded as a railroad terminal, Aynor retains its rural character while being connected to the coast via SC-501.
Rural road hazards — farm equipment, logging trucks, controlled burns creating smoke conditions — make driving in the Aynor area uniquely dangerous. Roden Law serves western Horry County from our Murrells Inlet office. Call (843) 612-1980.
SC-501 connects Aynor to Conway and the coast. SC-319 (Highway 319) runs through the community and was closed in early 2026 due to smoke conditions from a controlled burn, demonstrating the rural road hazards in the area. Two-lane rural roads with farm equipment, logging trucks, and limited visibility create unique accident risks.
If you've been injured in Aynor, seek medical attention immediately at one of these nearby facilities.
Our Myrtle Beach attorneys handle all types of personal injury cases for Aynor residents.
Our Myrtle Beach-based personal injury attorneys serve Aynor residents.
Yes. All Horry County personal injury cases are filed in Horry County Circuit Court in Conway, which is between Aynor and our Murrells Inlet office. Our attorneys serve all of Horry County.
South Carolina’s 3-year statute of limitations (S.C. Code § 15-3-530) applies. Contact Roden Law at (843) 612-1980.
Conway Medical Center is approximately 20 minutes east and McLeod Loris Hospital is approximately 15 minutes north. For severe trauma, patients are airlifted to Grand Strand Medical Center in Myrtle Beach.
Roden Law's Myrtle Beach office serves communities throughout the greater Myrtle Beach area.
No fees unless we win. Roden Law's Myrtle Beach office serves all of Aynor and the surrounding Myrtle Beach area.
