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Personal Injury Awareness Week, taking place this week starting June 23, is more than a calendar event. For Attorney Terence Davis, it serves as a reminder that behind every case is a real person whose life changed in an instant and who never expected to need a lawyer.
As a personal injury and workers’ compensation attorney with Morgan & Morgan, Davis has seen what happens when everyday people are suddenly thrown into a legal system they do not understand. He represents individuals who were hurt through no fault of their own and now face mounting bills, physical recovery, and emotional stress. This week, he is calling for more awareness and accountability, not just from insurers and institutions, but from the public.
“Most people do not realize how quickly their life can change until it happens,” said Davis. “Injury law is not just about lawsuits. It is about standing up when someone has been wronged and helping them find their way forward.”
The need for awareness is backed by hard numbers. More than 4.8 million Americans are injured in motor vehicle crashes each year, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The National Safety Council reports that preventable injuries cost the country 1.2 trillion dollars in 2023 alone. These are not just statistics. They represent real people who are struggling to recover and reclaim their lives.
Davis brings a unique lens to the conversation. Before joining Morgan & Morgan, he served as Associate County Attorney for Prince George’s County, Maryland. He has worked both for and against large institutions, giving him a well-rounded view of how the legal system often treats victims as case numbers instead of human beings.
He is using Personal Injury Awareness Week to not only highlight the systemic challenges injury victims face, but also to empower them. His goal is to help more people understand their rights, recognize negligence when they see it, and seek help before the damage becomes permanent.
“Personal Injury Awareness Week is about prevention, but it is also about visibility,” Davis said. “People need to see lawyers who look like them, speak plainly, and actually care about what they are going through. That is how we start to rebuild trust in the legal process.”
Recently named one of the Top 40 Under 40 Civil Plaintiff Trial Lawyers in Washington, D.C., Davis continues to advocate for those whose lives were turned upside down and deserve to be treated with dignity, not dismissed. Whether in the courtroom or his community, he is focused on helping people take back control of their stories.
Stefanie Magness
Elevate Visibility Group
301-375-0365
[email protected]
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