Other Appearances
James Scott Farrin Expands Operations Into South Carolina
February 2nd, 2021: The Law Offices of James Scott Farrin, one of the largest plaintiffs’ firms in North Carolina, is now also fighting for victims who need justice in South Carolina. The firm recently opened a new office in Greenville. South Carolinians who have been hurt or who have lost a loved one due to a car wreck, an accident at work, medical malpractice, a defective product, or other forms of personal injury, are urged to contact the new Greenville office for a free case evaluation.
Four James Scott Farrin Attorneys Recognized by “Super Lawyers” in 2021
January 14th, 2021: James Scott Farrin attorneys Hoyt Tessener, Gary Jackson, and Matthew Healey were named to “Super Lawyers” 2021 North Carolina ‘Super Lawyers' list.* This year marks the sixteenth consecutive year that both Tessener and Jackson have been named to the prestigious list. “Super Lawyers” also recognized James Scott Farrin attorney Chris Bagley as a 2021 ‘Rising Star.’* Read more *For more information regarding the standards for inclusion, visit 'Super Lawyers' and ‘Rising Stars’ at www.superlawyers.com.
Attorney Paul Dickinson Calls Pardon of Blackwater Guards ‘Unconscionable’
December 24th, 2020: James Scott Farrin attorney Paul Dickinson expresses his dismay at President Trump’s recent pardon of the four men found responsible for the Iraqi Nisour Massacre. Among those that Dickinson represented in a civil suit was the family of Ali Kinani, a nine-year-old boy who was shot in the backseat of his father’s car. Read more.
Attorney Paul Dickinson Discusses the Nisour Square Massacre Amidst Trump Pardons
December 23rd, 2020: December 23, 2020: President Trump pardoned the four Blackwater guards convicted of murder and manslaughter Tuesday. James Scott Farrin attorney Paul Dickinson, who represented some of the victims, discusses what happened in Nisour Square that day. In regards to the four convictions, Dickinson believes the court was “working the way it should” prior to Trump’s pardons. Read more.
Attorney Paul Dickinson Says Trump’s Blackwater Pardons Send the Wrong Message
December 23rd, 2020: James Scott Farrin attorney Paul Dickinson represented six families who lost loved ones in the 2007 Nisour Square Massacre. After President Trump pardoned the four Blackwater contractors who carried out the massacre, Dickinson reflected on what signal this sends to the rest of the world. He stated that “the pillars of justice upon which the United States is based on has a crack in it.” Read more.
Paul Dickinson and Other Attorneys Reflect on the Consequences of Trump’s Blackwater Pardons
December 23rd, 2020: President Trump has received criticism following his pardoning of four Blackwater guards who shot and killed 17 Iraqi civilians in 2007. Some point out that these pardons will result in little trust towards the American military abroad. Read more.
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