April 2nd, 2020With the rapid spread of COVID-19 (coronavirus), life as we have known it has been greatly impacted. This unprecedented pandemic has forced non-life-sustaining businesses to temporarily – or in some cases, permanently – close, and NC Governor Cooper has issued a statewide “Stay at Home” order, leaving millions without income to feed their families and…
March 19th, 2020The Winston-Salem, North Carolina based nonprofit, Safe Sober Prom Night is pleased to announce that Ainsley Williams, a sophomore at Mt. Tabor High School, has won the Safe Sober Prom Night T-Shirt Design Contest for 2020. At a surprise presentation at her home, the winning design was unveiled. Ainsley was presented with the first shirt…
March 3rd, 2020In an ever-expanding world, social media allows us to stay connected to others. Whether it’s to share pictures of our kids with family, learn about current events, or find others who share similar interests, sites like Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and Twitter can provide us with information we want or need quickly and easily. But while…
February 25th, 2020When it comes to the safety of your children, the car is one of the places where they are most vulnerable. That’s why it is so important to follow the state’s car seat laws. It is encouraged that the manufacturer’s suggestions are followed, as they will provide recommended height, weight, and sometimes age limits to…
February 18th, 2020On Saturday, February 16th, attorneys David Daggett and Griff Shuler of Daggett Shuler Law discussed the upcoming 3-2-1 Deacon Dash with host Jim Longworth on Triad Today. Dr. McNeil Cronin, Board President of the Down Syndrome Association of Greater Winston-Salem (DSAGWS), was their guest. Watch the segment: Dr. Cronin started the conversation off by emphasizing the mission…
February 13th, 2020Attorneys David Daggett and Griff Shuler of Daggett Shuler Law will appear on Triad Today with host Jim Longworth to discuss the upcoming 3-2-1 Deacon Dash, which benefits the Down Syndrome Association of Greater Winston-Salem (DSAGWS). Joining David and Griff will be Dr. McNeil Cronin, father of a daughter with Down syndrome, and President of the DSAGWS board. The Triad Today program airs on WXLV…
February 5th, 2020The Social Security Administration offers multiple assistance programs to those with disabilities. However, obtaining approval for these programs can be a difficult and daunting task. Adding to the confusion is the fact that two of the main programs, Social Security Disability and Supplemental Security Income, are similarly named. Daggett Shuler Law breaks down the differences…
January 29th, 2020On Saturday, January 25th, attorneys David Daggett and Griff Shuler of Daggett Shuler Law discussed the Guilford County EMS (GCEMS) Paramedic Academy with host Jim Longworth on Triad Today. Captain Kerry Cross of the GCEMS was their guest. Watch the segment: Captain Cross is the EMS Training Supervisor for the Academy. He reviewed the rigorous…
January 24th, 2020Attorneys David Daggett and Griff Shuler of Daggett Shuler Law will appear on Triad Today with host Jim Longworth to discuss the Guilford County EMS Paramedic Academy. Joining David and Griff will be a representative from the Paramedic Academy, Kerry Cross. The Triad Today program airs on WXLV ABC45 and WMYV My48 on Saturday, January 25th, and Sunday, January 26th. Founded in 2000, the Guilford County EMS (GCEMS)…
January 22nd, 2020Daggett Shuler is proud to announce that two of its attorneys, and founding partners, have been selected as North Carolina Super Lawyers for 2020. Super Lawyers recognizes outstanding lawyers by selecting those who have been widely recognized by their colleagues and have reached a high level of professional achievement. The process, which looks at lawyers…
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.