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Daggett Shuler Attorneys Named to The Super Lawyers 2024 List

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Our team at Daggett Shuler is proud to announce that Attorneys David Daggett, Griff Shuler, and Aindrea Pledger have been named to the North Carolina Super Lawyers list for 2024, with new addition Attorney Ben Winikoff named as a Rising Star. What is Super Lawyers? Super Lawyers selects distinguished attorneys from numerous practice areas using…

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Supporting Students With Supplies: The Daggett Shuler Back-to-School Backpack Program

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On Saturday, August 5th, attorneys David Daggett and Griff Shuler appeared on Triad Today to share how Daggett Shuler is supporting young people with their Back-to-School Backpack Program. Watch the segment: Now in its 9th year, the Daggett Shuler Back-to-School Backpack Program works with five Winston-Salem/Forsyth County elementary schools to supply underprivileged kids with new backpacks…

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Daggett Shuler Attorneys Recognized as 2019 Super Lawyers

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WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (January 29, 2019) –  Attorneys David Daggett and Griff Shuler, of the Winston-Salem law firm of Daggett Shuler, Attorneys at Law have been recognized as North Carolina Super Lawyers for 2019. North Carolina Super Lawyers are the top five percent of lawyers in the state who have attained a high level of peer…

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Holiday Party Tips from Daggett Shuler Law

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With Thanksgiving behind us and New Year’s on the horizon, the holiday season is in full swing. For most of us, that means celebrations with family and friends. For some, however, it could also mean overindulgence. Daggett Shuler Law offers some useful tips to help you enjoy the season safely and responsibly. ‘Tis the Season…

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Understanding the Facts Surrounding Long-Term Care

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With November being designated as Long-Term Care Awareness Month, Daggett Shuler Law examines the needs of those requiring extended care services—and family members who provide it. The Facts Surrounding Long-Term Care Approximately 70% of Americans over 65 will require long-term care—often for assistance with basic needs such as bathing, feeding, or dressing. While institutional long-term…

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