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With 20 years of experience, attorney David Dawson has the expertise to handle any and all major injury or death claims. He has recovered millions of dollars in settlements and verdicts for his clients on a wide variety of death and injury cases in Washington, and throughout the Northwest. Having spent his early lawyer years working for insurance companies, he knows all too well how they operate and how they put their profits and interests first. However, for the past 17 years, he has worked exclusively on behalf of injured victims, going up against big insurance. An avid cyclist himself, Mr....

I represent clients with personal injury claims, including wrongful deaths, caused by automobile collisions, truck collisions, motorcycle accidents, ATV accidents and dangerous products.

Thomas A. Burns is a board-certified appellate specialist with extensive experience defending and prosecuting lawsuits at the trial and appellate levels, in both federal and state courts. Before returning to Florida, Mr. Burns practiced for five years in Washington, D.C., with the appellate departments of Sidley Austin LLP and Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP. In Tampa, Mr. Burns practiced for three years in the appellate departments of Hill Ward Henderson and Greenberg Traurig, P.A. In those capacities, Mr. Burns represented leading companies from diverse industries in a wide variety of disputes. Mr. Burns has substantial experience with appellate...

At The Dawson Law Firm, we take pride in working hard for our clients. We represent injured people throughout South Florida. When going against the insurance companies, we ensure our clients receive proper compensation to cover their expenses caused from an accident. Consultations are always free and we don't collect unless you win!

Annette Dawson-Davis, B.S., M.Ed., J.D.

MY STORY:
After my father, Howard Q. Dawson, Sr.-Major USAF, died, I found his trust was not well-written. My dad was sold an estate plan by a large corporation based in another state. These corporations are called "Trust Mills," which give accountants and financial advisors large referral fees to recommend their services to clients. The attorney that prepared the trust did not take the time to make sure all of the important details and contingencies were covered. The attorney did not stand behind the product and was not available to help when problems arose....