Charles M. McDaniel, Jr.

Charles M. McDaniel, Jr. is an “AV Preeminent” rated lawyer in the Martindale-Hubbell Law Directory, with over 33 years of experience advising on and resolving disputes between individuals, corporations, small companies and insurers. Charlie tried over 75 cases to verdict, and successfully resolved 1000’s of cases through mediation.  Throughout his career, Charlie has represented plaintiffs and defendants in catastrophic bodily injury and wrongful death cases. He has also prosecuted and defended insurance coverage and extra contractual disputes involving a wide range of policies, including general, commercial, and professional liability. Charlie’s representation extends throughout the Southeast, as he has successfully resolved disputes in Alabama, Florida, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Georgia.  Due to his extraordinary work, Charlie has been admitted to the bar of the United States Supreme Court, the 3rd and 11th Circuit Courts of Appeals and the District Courts of Georgia, Northern, Southern and Middle, and New Jersey.

Charlie is an author and lecturer on various insurance coverage and litigation topics, including NBI’s “Understanding Current CGL Policy in Georgia”, Lorman’s “Litigating the Uninsured and Underinsured Motorist Claim” and the Georgia Bar’s “31st Annual Insurance Law Institute”. He also presents at Copeland, Stair’s annual Insurance Coverage, Bad Faith, and Liability Seminar.

Prior to attending law school, Charlie taught at the middle and high school level at the Galloway School in Atlanta, Georgia. Through his experiences within and outside the law, Charlie brings a skill-set uniquely qualified for the successful resolution of disputes in mediation.