Other Appearances
James Scott Farrin Relocates Durham HQ, Raleigh Expansion Next
October 20th, 2022: One of the largest plaintiffs’ firm in North Carolina has a new home in Durham! Our flagship office is moving to 555 Mangum Street — just 1,500 feet east. Our new space is located on the eighth floor of a building that won the 2021 SPACE Award for Top Office Development. Next up, the firm is planning to expand its office footprint in Raleigh by 163% to more than 16,000 sf. Click here to learn more.
New Mexico Paper Spotlights Our National Fight for Veterans
August 28th, 2022: News of our fight for justice on behalf of those poisoned by the water at Camp Lejeune is making its way across the country. While the cases must be filed in our home of eastern North Carolina, veterans all across the United States can make a claim for compensation. This article from the Navajo Times features James Scott Farrin’s Michael Jordan, who offers guidance to those in Albuquerque, NM and beyond that may have been affected by water contamination at Camp Lejeune— including the many Navajo veterans who have served across the decades. Read more.
Best Lawyers Recognized 21 of the Firm’s Attorneys on 2023 “Best Lawyers” and “Ones to Watch” Lists
August 18th, 2022: The Law Offices of James Scott Farrin is pleased to announce that 21 of our attorneys were recognized by Best Lawyers in America in the publication’s 2023 awards lists. Eight of our attorneys were recognized on the “Best Lawyers” list, 13 of our attorneys were named to the “Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch” list, and one attorney was named a 2023 “Lawyer of the Year.”* Read more. *For standards of inclusion for Best Lawyers “Lawyer of the Year,” “Best Lawyers,” and “Ones to Watch,” visit: http://www.bestlawyers.com.
James Scott Farrin Joins Bell Legal Group in Fight to Help Camp Lejeune Victims
August 11th, 2022: The Law Offices of James Scott Farrin has joined forces with South Carolina’s Bell Legal Group on behalf of Camp Lejeune water contamination victims. Nearly a million service members, families, workers, and trainees at Camp Lejeune between 1953 and 1987 were exposed to highly-contaminated drinking water and may have suffered massive health problems as a result. The firm is helping victims seek compensation for the harms and losses they may have suffered. Read more.
Attorney Paul Dickinson Weighs in on Police Pursuit Policy on the Pete Kaliner Show
July 7th, 2022: After an extremely violent Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police chase, police pursuit policy is being called into question. Recently, NC radio reporter and talk show host Pete Kaliner invited James Scott Farrin attorney Paul Dickinson on his show to discuss the CMPD’s pursuit policy and its effects. While the chase resulted in a slew of charges, including four counts of vehicle theft, breaking and entering, and two counts of felony hit and run, hundreds of lives were put at risk during the encounter. Was it worth it? Listen to the show here.
JSF Attorney Paul Dickinson Featured in WSOC TV Report on High Speed Chase
July 7th, 2022: WSOC TV covered a high-speed chase that lasted nearly two hours last week in Charlotte and featured James Scott Farrin attorney Paul Dickinson in their report. Luckily, while the chase was extremely dangerous, no one was hurt. In the report, Dickinson recounts similar police pursuits that didn’t conclude as smoothly and examines the CMPD’s pursuit policy. Is the risk to the public worth the reward of apprehending a fleeing individual? Watch the report here.
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