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Deep Roots, Relentless Advocacy in Oklahoma City
For over three decades, Dan Davis Law – Accident & Injury Lawyers has been a pillar of strength for injured Oklahomans. Established in 1987, this family-owned firm has built a legacy on the principle that every accident victim deserves aggressive, high-quality legal representation. Located in the historic Deep Deuce district, the firm combines the resources of a large practice with the personal touch of a local business. They are deeply committed to the community, helping neighbors navigate the most difficult times of their lives with dignity and respect.
Specialized Personal Injury Practice
Dan Davis Law focuses exclusively on personal injury law, allowing their attorneys to develop a deep expertise in this complex field. Their practice areas cover a wide range of accident types, ensuring that no matter how you were injured, there is an experienced professional ready to help:
- Car & Truck Accidents: Taking on major insurance carriers to secure full compensation for medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering.
- Motorcycle Accidents: Advocating for riders who have been unfairly blamed or overlooked after serious collisions.
- Workers’ Compensation: Helping injured employees secure the benefits they are entitled to under Oklahoma law.
- Social Security Disability: Guiding clients through the often-confusing application and appeals process to obtain necessary disability benefits.
- Medical Malpractice: Holding healthcare providers accountable for negligence that causes harm to patients.
- Wrongful Death: Supporting families who have lost loved ones due to the careless actions of others.
Historic Location, Modern Representation
The firm is proud to call the Historic Calvary Baptist Church building their home. This landmark structure, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, was a pivotal site during the Civil Rights movement in Oklahoma City. By preserving and working from this historic location, Dan Davis Law honors the spirit of fighting for justice that is embedded in the building’s walls. Inside, however, clients will find a fully modern law firm equipped with the latest technology to manage cases efficiently and effectively.
Client-Focused Approach
At Dan Davis Law, you are never just a case number. The firm emphasizes open communication and transparency. They understand that recovering from an injury is not just physical but also financial and emotional. That is why they operate on a contingency fee basis-you pay no attorney fees unless they win your case. This commitment ensures that justice is accessible to everyone, regardless of their financial situation. With a team that speaks both English and Vietnamese, they are able to serve a diverse range of clients across the Oklahoma City metro area.
If you have been injured and need a team that will stand by your side from start to finish, turn to the experienced attorneys at Dan Davis Law. With a proven track record and a passion for justice, they are ready to fight for you. Contact them today for a free, no-obligation case evaluation.
Specializing In
Auto Accidents, Workers Compensation, Social Security Disability, Medical Malpractice, Wrongful Death
Address & Location
Located in the historic Deep Deuce district of Downtown Oklahoma City, a vibrant neighborhood rich in cultural and jazz history.
Building Location
Housed in the beautifully restored, historic Calvary Baptist Church Building, which was originally constructed in 1921 and converted into a Class A office space in 2012.
Suite Access
Enter the historic building through the front visitor entrance. The offices of Dan Davis Law are located on the main levels of this converted landmark property.
Parking Details
Clients and visitors can park for free in the private surface parking lot with 23 spaces located directly adjacent to the building.
Public Transit
Served by EMBARK Downtown Loop (OKC Streetcar); nearest stop is at Broadway Ave @ NE 4th St.
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