Daniel has handled numerous high-profile cases that have received local and national media attention including the death in an automobile wreck of the world's most decorated aerobatic pilot (whose planes are on exhibit at the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, D.C.); the wrongful death of a woman after the car she was driving was hit in the rear-end by a tractor-trailer, causing the car to burst into flames; the permanently disabling injuries a man received when a deck collapsed because of improper construction; the death of a well-known Nashville pharmacist after his CT scans were misread, and severe injuries a lady received after pure 99.9% acetic acid, instead of a 4% solution, was used on her during a gynecologic procedure. In March 2010, Randall L. Kinnard and Daniel Clayton obtained one of the largest jury verdicts in a medical malpractice case in Tennessee history - a $22.4 million dollar verdict (Federal Court, Chattanooga) in a case where a woman went to the hospital with a broken leg, and ended up paralzyed fromt he waist down. He has successfully handled multiple brain injury cases including birth trauma injuries.
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Tennessee Commission on Continuing Legal Education and Specialization — Civil Trial Law, Medical Malpractice Law
Top 100 Tennessee Mid-South Super Lawyers 2011
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Top 100 Tennessee Super Lawyers 2007
Admitted: 1987, Tennessee
Professional Webpage: www.kinnardclaytonandbeveridge.com/Bio/DanielClayton.asp
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