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| Jim Fuller | ||||||||||||||||||||
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| Trial Attorney, Personal Injury Team Leader | ||||||||||||||||||||
“Serious injury cases require hard work, creativity and the toughness to fight for the client’s rights,” Fuller says. “While most cases are resolved through negations or mediation, the client only gets a full and fair recovery when their lawyer conducts a full investigation, employs the latest technology, communicates effectively and is fully prepared to take the insurance company Goliaths to trial when settlement offers are unfair.” Jim
Fuller has been ranked as one of the "Best Lawyers in
America" for 20 years. Most recently he was ranked in the top
100 and was 1 of only 4 personal injury lawyers named to this
prestigious list. He is a widely respected trial lawyer known
throughout the state for
his commitment to justice and his exceptional litigation skills.
With 32-years of courtroom experience, Fuller has dedicated his
legal practice to helping people who have been injured in automobile
accidents or by professional negligence. |
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career-long track record of achieving successful results for
his clients has earned him recognition throughout North Carolina
and among his peers in the legal field nationally. Named to
the Best Lawyers in America every year since 1982, he’s
also a fellow in the prestigious American College of Trial
Lawyers, the American Board of Trial Advocates and the International
Society of Barristers. |
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commitment to justice and to his community also have been noted
over the years with awards such as the Chief Justice Walter
Clark Award for extraordinary
service to the cause of justice for all by the N.C. Academy of Trial
Lawyers and the Friend of Education Award for service to teachers and
public school education
by the N.C. Association of Educators. |
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Phone: |
704-892-1699 |
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| jim@mcintoshlawfirm.com |
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| Areas of Practice: | ||||||||||||||||||||
Personal
Injury - Settlements, Mediations and Trials |
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| Education: | ||||||||||||||||||||
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College, B.A. in English University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, School of Law, J.D. |
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Career Experience: |
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| Practiced
law with esses Richards, Charlotte, NC. 2001-2004 Judge, NC Court of Appeals, 2000 Practiced law with Fuller, Becton, Slifkin & Bell; Raleigh, NC. 1983-2000 Practiced law with Chambers, Stein & Ferguson, Charlotte, NC, 1973-1983 Law clerk to chief Justice Susie M. Sharp of the NC Supreme Court |
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NC
Bar Association, exec. committee and board of gov. member |
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Land Conservancy Davidson Lions Club Vote for America, state board member Davidson College Alumni Association, past president Raleigh Human Relations Commission, past chair |
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University School of Law, adjunct professor, 1985-2005 University of North Carolina Law School, adjunct professor, 1983-2005 NC Central University Law School, adjunct professor, 1981-1984 National Institute of Trial Advocacy, Instructor |
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