Dyer, Dyer, Jones & Daniels, Attorneys at Law - Greenville, MS
149 North Edison StreetSuite AGreenville, MS 38701
Greenville General Practice Law Firm
Overview
The Firm has over 65 years of legal service in the State of Mississippi. During that time it has engaged in a diverse practice crossing all areas of civil and criminal litigation. The firm's emphasis, however, has been in the area of trial practice before all courts, state and federal. The firm is well positioned to handle cases in the field of personal injury and criminal law having among its partners one member who is a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers, one who is certified as a Civil Trial Specialist by the National Board of Trial Advocacy and other organizations which characteristically promote trial advocacy and practice.
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