August 14th, 2019Last weekend, Attorney David Daggett of Daggett Shuler, Attorneys at Law, and Winston-Salem Police Chief Catrina Thompson were featured guests on the Triad Today program. They discussed the 5th annual Daggett Shuler Backpack Program with host Jim Longworth. Watch the segment: With the assistance of the Winston-Salem Police Department, attorneys from Daggett Shuler will personally…
August 8th, 2019On Saturday, August 10th, David Daggett will appear on Triad Today to discuss the Daggett Shuler, Attorneys at Law’s 2019 Backpack Program. Winston-Salem Police Chief Catrina Thompson will be David’s guest. The Triad Today program airs on WXLV ABC45 and WMYV My48. For the fifth year in a row, Daggett Shuler, in conjunction with the Winston-Salem Police Department, will…
August 5th, 2019It’s hard to believe, but it’s just about that time again – summer is coming to an end. This can only mean one thing: school starts soon. But while parents may be rejoicing, there are certain things to know for keeping your children safe this school year. Here are tips for three different areas of…
August 1st, 2019Before 1930, state-sponsored insurance against job-related injuries, sickness, unemployment, and injury was common in Europe. This was followed by U.S. Progressive Era social scientists and social workers advocating for the same insurance for the American people. This led to the creation of the Social Security Act (SSA). Not long after that, many U.S. political figures…
July 29th, 2019Technology is rapidly advancing every day and the car industry is no exception. From lane and speed maintenance to self-parallel parking, automation is beginning to greatly infiltrate the automotive industry. But while it may seem like these new added features make driving much safer, two new IIHS studies show just the opposite. One study demonstrates…
July 26th, 2019In 1990, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), a civil rights law, was passed in order to protect individuals with disabilities in various areas of life. No matter whether it’s in regards to jobs, schools, public or private locations, or transportation, the purpose of the Act is to be sure that individuals with disabilities are…
July 23rd, 2019On Saturday, July 20th, attorneys David Daggett and Griff Shuler of Daggett Shuler, Attorneys at Law, appeared on Triad Today to discuss swimming safety with host Jim Longworth. Joining David and Griff was Nathan Durrell, the Executive Director of the Swimming Branch of the YMCA of Northwest North Carolina. While swimming can be…
July 18th, 2019Attorney David Daggett of Daggett Shuler Law will appear on Triad Today with host Jim Longworth to discuss summer swimming safety. The Triad Today program airs on WXLV ABC45 and WMYV My48 on Saturday, July 20th, and Sunday, July 21st. While swimming is a fun summertime activity, it can also present serious dangers. Daggett Shuler Law has written a handy e-book with plenty of tips to keep you…
July 17th, 2019On Saturday, July 13th, the 17th annual Kids for Kids Triathlon took place at Brookberry Farm in Winston-Salem, with almost 200 participants. Presented by Daggett Shuler, the event is geared towards children aged 7 to 14 years old. The course is scaled down from a traditional triathlon course to reflect more appropriate distances for kids….
July 15th, 2019This summer, David Daggett and Daggett Shuler, Attorneys at Law are teaming up with the City of Winston-Salem’s Youth Advisory Council to spread awareness of hunger right here in Winston-Salem through the Think Orange Campaign. David Daggett recently made a guest appearance in a PSA organized by the Youth Advisory Council. The council is a…
Daggett Shuler represented me for my workers’ compensation matter. Mr. Wilkie and his assistant, Sheila, walked me through this overwhelming process and were with me every step of the way. They were always concerned about how I was doing. They were professional throughout and did a great job walking me through and explaining what was happening at each step of my case. I was pleased with the outcome of my case and feel that they worked hard to obtain the best outcome for me.
Laurie Sawyer