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Danny L. Durham is a dedicated and accomplished attorney based in Georgia, specializing in rail-related legal matters. With an impressive legal career that began in 1987, Danny honed his skills as an Assistant District Attorney, where he earned invaluable trial experience by successfully prosecuting an astounding 40 felony jury trials in just one year. This foundational experience paved the way for his transition to private practice in 1988, where he adeptly handled a diverse array of criminal and civil cases. Danny’s commitment to achieving justice for his clients is evident in his remarkable track record. He quickly made a name for himself in the legal community by securing his first million-dollar civil verdict, followed by numerous six- and seven-figure settlements. Notably, his expertise culminated in a significant civil jury verdict of $2.8 million, along with substantial settlements exceeding $5 million for catastrophic injury cases across South Carolina, Oklahoma, and Georgia. To date, Danny has successfully recovered over $50 million for his clients, reflecting his unwavering dedication to their needs. In 1999, Danny established the Durham Law Firm, further solidifying his commitment to providing exceptional legal representation. Over the past 38 years, he has tried more than 300 criminal and civil jury trials, with a particular focus on tractor-trailer crashes, which often involve serious injuries or fatalities. His deep understanding of these complex cases ensures that he can navigate the intricacies of the law with expertise and care. Residing in Columbia County with his wife Vicki and their three beloved terriers, Molly, May, and Sofie, Danny is a proud father to four sons and a devoted grandfather to eight grandchildren. Together, Danny and Vicki actively participate in their community, attending Whole Life Ministries. Danny’s philosophy is simple yet profound: “We'll never give you anything less than 100% dedication, because you and your case deserve it.”