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T. Wayne Williams, co-founder and managing partner of Williams DeLoatche, P.C., brings over 23 years of comprehensive experience in personal injury law. A University of Virginia alum with a law degree from Regent University, Wayne has deep roots in Virginia, particularly the Hampton Roads area. His extensive career began with roles at both small and large law firms, honing his skills in civil litigation for both plaintiffs and defendants. Today, his practice is focused exclusively on securing justice for plaintiffs in personal injury cases, including motor vehicle accidents, premises liability, and nursing home abuse, with a history of achieving substantial settlements and verdicts. Wayne is licensed to practice in all Virginia state courts and the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia. He actively participates in multiple bar associations and has been celebrated for his community service, notably receiving the Walter E. Hoffman award. His community involvement spans chairing educational mock trials to board memberships in organizations like the Sertoma Club. Named a Super Lawyer and recognized among the top 40 under 40 by Inside Business, Wayne lives in Virginia Beach with his wife, Liz, their daughters, Grace and Sarah, and their dog, Charlie.

Don first gained national attention when his exploits as a young defense attorney with the U.S. Navy Judge Advocate General's (JAG) Corps became the basis for the motion picture, "A Few Good Men" in 1992.. Since 1985, Don has been fighting for seriously injured people throughout North Carolina and Virginia, concentrating on plaintiff personal injury law and civil litigation. In addition, Don handles veteran benefits claims and continues to defend select members of our military service in court martials and administrative proceedings.. Don is a highly recognized attorney who has tried more than 200 jury trials including cases against Ford, Firestone, American Honda, Home Depot and several national trucking companies. He represented clients whose cases became the foundation for a movie, The Paula Coughlin Story and a book, The Story of the U.S. Navy's Tailhook Scandal.