Daniel Francis

Daniel R. Francis is a dedicated civil litigation trial attorney with over three decades of experience, practicing in North Carolina, Missouri, Illinois, and Arkansas. He has a strong track record representing railroad injury victims across the Mid-South and Midwest. Dan is known for his commitment to understanding his clients' experiences and the profound effects of their injuries and losses.

Daniel has successfully secured multiple million-dollar verdicts in civil litigation, particularly against railroads such as Amtrak. He excels in challenging corporations and insurance companies that deny responsibility and fair compensation for injuries. His academic background includes a Bachelor of Arts degree in Business Administration and Communications with an Economics minor from Drury University, and a Juris Doctor from Washington University School of Law.

In 1989, Daniel was inducted into the Order of Barristers, a testament to his excellence in courtroom advocacy. He is an active member of the North Carolina Bar, Missouri Bar Association, Arkansas Bar Association, and Illinois Bar Association. Additionally, he holds licenses to practice in numerous federal courts.

Since 1992, Daniel has been in private practice across various jurisdictions, representing workers and their families, especially those in the railroad and other blue-collar industries. His upbringing in a railroad family gives him unique insight into the challenges faced by injured workers. He is also involved with Labor & UNIONPLUS.