Farris, Riley & Pitt Injury Attorneys

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Darius has dedicated his entire legal career to fighting for justice for victims. While still in law school, he clerked for a prominent personal injury law firm in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, gaining a wealth of valuable experience in the field. After graduation, he began practicing at a large firm in Huntsville, Alabama where he represented clients who were the victims of work-based discrimination and wrongful termination. Prior to joining Farris, Riley & Pitt, Darius served as a Deputy District Attorney in Jefferson County Alabama where he conducted numerous jury trials representing the victims of all crimes, including theft, robbery, rape, and even murder. Darius now brings his commitment to fairness and justice to Farris, Riley & Pitt. A true son of the south, Darius was born and raised in Decatur, Alabama; however, his family spent 10 of his formative years living in Atlanta, Georgia. From the beginning, Darius knew he wanted a career in law; and coming from a family of ministers, he knew that he wanted to fight for individuals going through the worst moments of their lives. Darius received his bachelor’s degree in both Economics and Political Science from Mississippi State University in Starkville, Mississippi. He then earned his J.D. from the University of Alabama School of Law, where he was an active member of the school’s national trial advocacy team. Darius has spent time studying abroad in both Australia and Japan. Experiencing new languages, people and cultures helped shape his perspective on diversity, and he attributes these experiences for his unique ability to relate to clients from all walks of life and ethnic backgrounds. Darius is currently licensed to practice law in the state of Alabama and in all federal district courts within the state. He is also licensed to practice in the state of Tennessee.

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Our client was getting off the elevator at work when it closed on her and would not open back up. The elevator had been malfunctioning prior to her using it that day, and she suffered injuries to her shoulder, neck, and right knee. Attorneys Anastasia Riley and Ken Riley fought hard to secure our client a $250,000 settlement. Refer a case here: https://lnkd.in/dAK5bq76

🥊Gloves up 🥊 Attorneys Ken Riley and Darius Crayton coach Jan from Birmingham on how to fight the insurance company in this episode of LawCall

Attorney Ken Riley led the conversation with fellow attorneys yesterday at Birmingham Bar Association's Small/Solo Law Firm CLE event. Ken covered topics ranging from lead generation, intake best practices, leveraging your local network, handling auto cases, and more. Thanks to the Birmingham Bar Association for the invite, and thanks to Birmingham School of Law for hosting yesterday's CLE event. We're grateful for the opportunity to foster growth and dialogue within our community.

Our client was involved in a 3-vehicle accident in Talladega County. In a matter of seconds, they went from a seemingly normal drive to facing down a collapsed lung, internal bleeding and multiple broken bones which required numerous surgeries. Hospital bills and lost wages stack up fast in situations like these. Attorneys Kirby Farris and Jessica Zorn along with our entire legal team fought to secure a $1,025,000 settlement. Insurance companies hire strong lawyers--so should you.