Helping Hand Grants for Wichita Community

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Helping Hand Grants from DeVaughn James Injury Lawyers & KWCH 12 News KWCH 12 eyewitness news and DeVaughn James Injury Lawyers want to lend a Helping Hand to those in our community.   Every other Monday, we will give out a Helping Hand Grant to those needing a little extra help or to those making
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New West Side Location Coming Soon!

Winning on the West Side! Our team at DeVaughn James Injury Lawyers is excited to announce that we will be opening a second office in the fall of 2017 at 7940 W. Kellogg, Wichita, Kansas 67209!   Five years after opening our first office on the East side of Wichita, Kansas our team continues to
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Pay it Forward with DeVaughn James Injury Lawyers

Pay It Forward Wichita Edition.
“Pay It Forward” with DeVaughn James to Improve Kansas Communities! Do you know an unsung hero in our community? Why not pay it forward with $500? How about the volunteer at your child’s school? What about the person who helped change your flat tire? Is there someone who shovels your sidewalk or mows your yard?
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DeVaughn James Attorneys Recognized by Super Lawyers

Rated by Super Lawyers
Kansas’ Premier Personal Injury Attorneys and “Rising Stars” Dustin DeVaughn and Richard James have been selected to the 2017 Kansas Super Lawyers list as premier personal injury attorneys. Each year, no more than five percent of the lawyers in the state are selected by the research team at Super Lawyers to receive this honor. Super
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Bipartisan Coalition to keep Kansas Courts Nonpolitical and Nonpartisan

Dustin DeVaughn, Richard James and Cody Claassen of DeVaughn James Injury Lawyers meeting with Kansas Governors.
DeVaughn James Injury Lawyers and former Governors Graves, Sebelius, Hayden and Carlin join together to fight for Fair Courts The frustration with the judiciary is mounting with conservatives in an election year where five of the seven justices’ jobs are on the line. Justices aren’t elected, but do have to go through a retention vote
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