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As a law firm with over 40 years of experience in injury cases, the Davis Law Group is explaining to residents of the Greenville area what constitutes nursing home neglect. (Greenville, SC  January 2021)  When Greenville residents have to place a loved one into a nursing home, they naturally try very hard to pick the […]

Davis Law Group is a leading civil litigation law firm committed to helping clients get the deserved compensation. In a recent update, the firm has outlined when hiring a workers’ compensation attorney is needed. (Greenville, SC January 2021) Davis Law Group has advised on when hiring a workers’ compensation attorney is ideal. It’s of high

Have you been injured in a workplace accident and are considering hiring a lawyer? Do you feel that legal action could be necessary as a result of the injury but are concerned of the potential repercussions? Do you feel that filing a workers’ compensation claim could end up costing you your job? Or that your

Davis Law Blog: What is the Purpose of Our Civil Justice System? In the United States, we have two justice systems: criminal and civil. The criminal justice system is utilized when someone commits a crime. Our firm focuses on representing individuals in the civil justice system. Civil litigation encompasses a wide swath of territory in

I’ve Been Injured in a Car Wreck. The Insurance Company Will Not Settle. What Are My Options? If you’ve been injured in a car wreck and the insurance company does not agree to pay you for your medical bills and your other harms and losses that you’ve sustained – such as lost wages, medical bills,

I’ve Been Injured in a Car Wreck, What Do I Do Next? If you have been injured in a car wreck, there are a couple of things you should do immediately. First, you will want to seek medical treatment for any injuries suffered in the wreck. Putting off seeking medical treatment could be dangerous. There

What Are Jurors Not Told? When a trial occurs, the people responsible for determining a verdict – the jury – are allowed to consider certain information while other information is inadmissible in court. What information is allowed is governed by the rules of evidence. The rules of evidence are specific in stating what is and