Daggett Shuler Law & Winston-Salem Police Department Distribute Free Backpacks and School Supplies to Hundreds of Local Students
August 26th, 2016
The 2nd Annual Daggett Shuler Backpack Program provided a free, brand new backpack filled with school supplies to over 250 local students across five different elementary schools in the Piedmont Triad. The backpacks are filled with everything students need to succeed in the classroom: pens, pencils, crayons, folders, paper and much more! At Daggett Shuler…
North Carolina Kicks off Labor Day “Booze It and Lose It” Campaign
August 24th, 2016
Every year in the U.S, thousands of innocent lives are taken due to drunk driving. In North Carolina alone, over 350 people lose their life every year due to an alcohol-related crash. Drunk drivers selfishly put themselves and others at risk for possible life-threatening injuries, not to mention a possible arrest and suspended license. Last…
Watch Triad Today This Weekend to Learn More About the Daggett Shuler Free Backpack Program
August 19th, 2016
For many families in the Piedmont Triad, the back-to-school season can be financially challenging. Buying backpacks, school supplies and new clothes can quickly become expensive, especially for families with more than one child. At Daggett Shuler, we want to do our part to help ensure that every student in the Piedmont Triad gets off to…
Daggett Shuler and Winston-Salem Police Department Help Local Families Gear Up for Another School Year
August 17th, 2016
It’s hard to believe, but the summer will soon be winding to a close and giving way to another school year. At Daggett Shuler Law, our attorneys and staff believe wholeheartedly that we all play an important role in ensuring that every young person in the Piedmont Triad community gets a proper education. Our attorneys…
A New School Year is Fast Approaching, Talk to Your Kids about School Bus Safety
August 3rd, 2016
With a new school year just around the corner, now is a good time to start a conversation with your children about school bus safety. When a school bus comes to a stop and turns on its flashing red stop lights, all drivers must come to a complete stop and wait for all children to…
After being a registered nurse for 37 years, I had degenerative disc disease at every level of my spine and had had fusions in my low back and in my neck. I’d experienced the disability paper chase from the doctor/patient perspective, and due to pain, I no longer had the energy and focus to fight that battle for myself. John Koontz and the team at Daggett Shuler got right to work on my case and sent me progress updates often. My phone calls were answered by my case manager far more than they went to voice mail, and she always knew the answers to my questions. My Social Security Disability claim was approved in about a third of the time I expected. I couldn’t be more pleased with Daggett Shuler.
Cathy P.
COVID-19 Update
Please allow us to share a personal message with you, and keep you updated on how our Daggett Shuler Team continues to serve you, and our community. While Legal Services are designated as essential services under the governor’s order, we have decided that in the best interest of the health and safety for our clients, our staff, and our community, we will move to a remote work set up.
What does this mean exactly? We are still working on your case. You can still reach your legal assistant by email and fax. Phone calls will take more time to return at this time, but please know we are working diligently moving your case forward. Please keep in mind that reduced staffing at medical offices, insurance companies, and attorney offices, as well as the current 30-day closure of the North Carolina Court system, may result in delays in service. Additionally, increased activity on phone lines and bandwidth may also contribute to delays. Your patience and understanding is appreciated.
We wish you and your loved ones wellness and health during this trying time in our world. Please know that we are here for you. Check out our short video below and click here to learn more. Stay safe and know that we are all in this together.
August 26th, 2016
