Other Legal Services

Much like how doctors have a responsibility to their patients, lawyers have a responsibility to their clients. It is within not just their duties but their obligation to be accountable for a case and provide reasonable care, advice, and representation. Attorneys have a set of professional duties owed to you, and disregarding them is considered malpractice. This negligent behavior tends to occur when a legal professional puts their personal interests above those of the client.

Accidents and disasters can produce major consequences for a business. If a business can’t operate due to an interruption, such as property damage, they will experience devastating financial losses. For protection, many businesses purchase business interruption insurance, also referred to as business income insurance. It covers lost revenue, wages for employees, and more. Businesses who pay for this type of insurance expect to receive coverage when they need it most, however this is not always the case.

If you feel your insurance provider has not acted in good faith, you need a legal team to support you in standing up for your rights.

We work for a large portion of our lives, and there are a lot of facets to employment law because of this. Of them, retirement law tends to be most complicated and disputed. Employers may try to violate acts such as ERISA, but there are federal laws setting minimum standards for health plans and pensions. Lawyers are here to defend the things you’re entitled to, and provide protection for individuals in these plans.

Appeals are a process following a lawsuit where one party believes that the trial judge made a mistake. They are incited with the hope that there will be a formal change to the official decision previously made. Appeals may result in revaluation, or even push the case to a higher legal body for review. This sector of law is complicated, and typically requires an attorney. The lawyers of Davis Law Group are experienced with appeals and ready to help.

Class action lawsuits are the collective action taken by a group upon companies, also referred to as class suits or representative action. These types of lawsuits allow for prosecution on behalf of a larger group, or the "class," because the lawsuit would not be strong enough or manageable on an individual basis. Class action lawsuits tend to happen when large entities exploit the economic power of average people, ignoring the consequences of their actions due to their influence or size.