Davies Hothem Injury Law Marks Four Years of Advocacy and Community Support in Gainesville

Davies Hothem Injury Law, a Gainesville-based firm, has reached a significant milestone, celebrating four years of dedicated service to justice and community healing. Founded in 2021 by Kristy Davies and Jennifer Hothem, with Dustin Davies joining as a partner in 2023, the firm has made a profound impact both in and out of the courtroom. With over $150 million secured in verdicts and settlements, including a notable $10 million motorcycle accident settlement, the firm has demonstrated its commitment to advocating for those facing physical, emotional, and financial hardships.

The firm's achievements extend beyond financial recoveries. Through initiatives like the Davies Hothem Domestic Violence Legal Fund, they provide crucial support to women, children, and veterans, addressing the legal needs of victims of intimate partner violence. This initiative is particularly vital given that one in four women experience such violence, according to national statistics. The firm's attorneys are deeply involved in community service, with roles in organizations like the Gateway Domestic Violence Center and We Care Hall County, further underscoring their commitment to making a difference.

Notable cases handled by the firm include a $2 million settlement for a traumatic brain injury resulting from a head-on collision and a $1 million settlement for a child critically injured in an agritourism accident. These cases highlight the firm's expertise in personal injury and wrongful death claims, as well as their dedication to securing justice for their clients. The firm's approach is characterized by a willingness to go to trial, a strategy that has proven effective in maximizing recoveries for clients and challenging insurance companies.

Guided by a faith-driven mission to act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly, the attorneys at Davies Hothem Injury Law are active in their community, participating in organizations such as Gainesville First United Methodist Church and the Safe Kids Coalition. Their work not only transforms the lives of their clients but also contributes to the broader goal of community healing and support. For more information on their mission and the Domestic Violence Legal Fund, visit https://www.dhgainjurylaw.com or to support their efforts, visit https://www.gatewaydvcenter.org.