Other Appearances
Attorney Donald Clack Appears on WCCB to Discuss Manslaughter Verdict for Parent of Teen School Shooter
February 7th, 2024: In a news story on WCCB Charlotte, James Scott Farrin personal injury attorney Donald Clack discusses the precedent set by the recent manslaughter conviction of Jennifer Crumbley, who was charged after her teenage son shot and killed four classmates and wounded several others at Oxford High School. See the full story here.
Attorney Daniel Bello Works to Increase Access to Justice for the Spanish-Speaking Community
February 1st, 2024: In a feature story for the Triangle Business Journal, James Scott Farrin personal injury attorney Daniel Bello discusses the challenges Spanish-speaking people face when they're injured in an accident and how he helps clients overcome the language barrier to seek fair compensation. Read the full profile and story here.
Four James Scott Farrin Attorneys Named to North Carolina ‘Super Lawyers’ List
January 26th, 2024: People come to James Scott Farrin for high-quality legal advice and work. Our attorneys have earned recognition from multiple organizations and their peers, and we are proud to announce that four of our attorneys are recognized on the ‘Super Lawyers’ list* from “North Carolina Super Lawyers” for 2024. Attorney Chris Bagley (4th time), Attorney and Partner Coleman Cowan (2nd time), Attorney and Partner Paul Dickinson (8th time), and Attorney Gary Jackson** (19th time) are all receiving the honor. Read more here. *For standards of inclusion, visit superlawyers.com. **Of Counsel
James Scott Farrin, 2 Other Firms Request Jury Trial for Fatal CMPD Pursuit Crash
January 26th, 2024: A pair of Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department officers engaged in a dangerous rush-hour pursuit of a vehicle even after dispatch called them off. As a result of the continued pursuit, the fleeing vehicle eventually crashed head-on with a car carrying three people. Two were badly injured. Another died. James Scott Farrin, along with two other firms representing the innocent victims, has requested a jury trial seeking justice for a tragedy that should never have happened. Read more here.
Attorney Maya Davis Appears on ABC’s Eyewitness News
January 24th, 2024: There is controversy over a prominent religious leader with severe arthritis who was asked to leave a local movie theater for bringing his own chair. The bishop wanted to use his stool in the section for people with disabilities, but the theater told him to leave and police were even called. ABC 11 interviewed attorney Davis for her insight on the Americans With Disabilities Act and why businesses should not question a person’s disability but provide reasonable accommodations instead. Full story from ABC 11 Eyewitness News
James Scott Farrin’s Jessica Plummer Appears on Spectrum News
January 18th, 2024: Partner and Attorney Jessica Plummer recently appeared on Spectrum News to break down the 2019 Safe Child Act, explain why it’s still tied up in court, and express her support for the law. The Act would give victims of childhood sexual abuse a two-year window to file suit against their abusers and those who enabled them, even though the statute of limitations has passed. The law is before the North Carolina Supreme Court for a ruling that is set to make waves. See Plummer’s interview beginning at the 2:13 mark here.
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